The phrase "citation about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing a source or reference that supports a statement or claim. Example: The author included a citation about her theory in the introduction of her research paper.
The citation about Mr. Qadi read in part: "He heads the Saudi-based Muwafaq Foundation.
"Example of an Active Citation about Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" (Methodological Memo, Princeton 2014).
You were struck by a citation about the time of prayer.
A common citation about this phenomenon comes from a 1990 study, when researchers Anne Cutler and Donia Scott recorded a load of groups talking, then had the participants judge how much of the time women and men spoke.
We have added the Farkas et al. (2015) reference to Box 2. No citation about DBS.
Author's response: The citation about the massive intron gain in Oikopleura genome has been added to the MS. Also, recent work on the SCAN domain, which is derived from the C-terminal portion of the gag capsid (CA) protein from the Gmr1-like family of Gypsy/Ty3-like retrotransposons could be cited (Emerson and Thomas, 2011).
3) Any citations about misophonia from scholarly journals?
(In Los Angeles County last year, police issued 1.7 million traffic citations, about four hundred thousand of which were settled through traffic schools).
If you want to read a lengthy essay, complete with journal citations, about the company's philosophy of eating, it's on the company blog.
Putting aside her citations (about which, more in a separate post), one big difference between Hollywood now and then is that today the industry embraces a far wider range of work.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Putting aside her citations (about which, more in a separate post), one big difference between Hollywood now and then is that today the industry embraces a far wider range of work.
