The phrase "are flawed about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there are mistakes or shortcomings in someone's understanding or perspective on a particular topic.
Example: "Many people are flawed about the implications of climate change, believing it won't affect them directly."
Alternatives: "have misconceptions about" or "are mistaken regarding".
Somehow it sums up exactly what is flawed about the whole post-9/11 crypto-imperial project.
But how Ms. Morey and her husband ultimately prevailed is a powerful illustration of what critics in law enforcement and Congress say is flawed about the clemency process: the primacy of personal connections, the jockeying for the president's ear.
"With inconsistencies of that magnitude it demonstrated the witness is either not credible or is not telling the truth or that the witness' memory is flawed about major details," he said.
"With inconsistencies of that magnitude it demonstrated the witness is either not credible or is not telling the truth or that the witness's memory is flawed about major details," he said.
Make a cons list with the stuff that's flawed about you.
If death penalty cases, which receive so much scrutiny, are flawed, what about all the other the day-to-day dispositions meted out in assembly-line style by an overburdened criminal justice system?
Of course, there are flawed books about the lives of many recently deceased American novelists, from Norman Mailer to Hunter S Thompson, but their characters have been assessed by numerous authors, and are somewhat easier to decipher than that of Heller, whose mixture of geniality and bile, and egotism and philanthropy, seem at times to have been a mystery even to himself.
What I do care about are flawed, troubled, complicated human beings.
While both ideas have some appeal, we would argue that the probe sets, although some are flawed, capture real information about sequence variants that existed in the public databanks at the time the probe sets were designed.
After attending a number of leadership courses at top business schools, I think mainstream corporate and academic assumptions about leadership are flawed.
