The phrase "critical thinking about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of deep analysis and thought before making a decision or forming an opinion. For example, "I need to engage in some critical thinking about my career choices before committing to a direction."
Certainly the character of Aura encourages critical thinking about female representations.
As president, Norris said, he would encourage "radical" critical thinking about the global economy.
But in the last decade, there has been the decentralization of critical thinking about wine in North America and Europe.
But the studies represent a new strain of critical thinking about mindfulness meditation amid an avalanche of hype.
In post-9/11 Ameica, critical thinking about the government often was, and still is, characterized as denigrating the memories of those who died on that tragic day.
The SAT essay is carefully designed to measure a student's mastery of many different elements of writing, with prompts to stimulate critical thinking about complex issues.
This resistance to new ideas, new evidence and critical thinking about changing events was extremely damaging to the left in the UK.
His class was not in costume design but in critical thinking about theater, politics, contemporary culture -- whatever he was "wild about" at the time.
To the Editor: Regarding the efforts by anti-evolutionists to pass state laws to encourage "critical thinking" about "controversial" subjects like evolution, I, as a strong believer in evolution, welcome such efforts.
At the same time as acknowledging this, we also need to recognise that over the last century something new has happened that has led to much critical thinking about the relationship between religion and the state in these societies.
And, in a terrific show mainly about his love life, Russell Kane's routines about The X Factor and first-class train travel contained some of the finest and funniest critical thinking about British public life.
