The phrase "are mentioned over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been discussed or referenced multiple times in a text or conversation.
Example: "In the report, several key findings are mentioned over the course of the analysis."
Alternatives: "are referred to throughout" or "are discussed in detail".
All of these characteristics are mentioned over and over.
Those gray eyes are mentioned over and over and over (and over) again... Wow, Gray and grey -- Oh, and the word "wow" is overused as are expressions like "holy fuck," "holy cow," "holy crap" and "oh my..."...
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For all pairs of methods from the Supervised Machine Learning Top-5, we counted the number of abstracts that mention both methods and normalized the counts with the number of co-occurrences that would be expected by chance (based on the frequencies with which the methods are mentioned over the years).
Homework, whether done or shirked, was mentioned over 8,000 times.
"Jerusalem is mentioned over 500 times in the Bible," said Ariel Sharon, at breakfast in New York a couple of weeks ago.
Hmmm -- $2.8 billion was about to be mentioned over and over, but 28 cents for more news releases apparently was too much of an expense.
In the eight days after its publication, the cover was mentioned over 50,000 times on Twitter, and the magazine's Twitter followers spiked.
But even in his absence, his name was mentioned over and over, with one question devoted to the health care law he signed as governor of Massachusetts that is similar to the national plan Mr. Obama signed.
I kept coming across the "fact" that there are twenty-six calories burned in a kiss, and I knew that just didn't make any sense, but I started to wonder because this was mentioned over and over.
Mr Petsalnikos, a founding member and MP for the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok) since 1985, and a former justice minister, seemed to be the least contested name in a list of six or so that have been mentioned over the last few days.
