The phrase "economical about" can be used in written English, but it is not a complete sentence.
It is typically used as part of a longer sentence to describe someone's behavior or decision-making. Example: She was very economical about her spending, always searching for the best deals and only buying what was necessary.
There is nothing simple, or economical, about courting basketball's greatest free agent.
Well, what's economical about this catastrophe?" One of the others at our table — a biochemist working with NOAA — mentioned that Exxon was now predicting a rapid cleanup.
In contemplating confinement and space, Tillman considers Wharton's style: But Wharton is economical about elegance, stringent about lushness, display, every embellishment.
Well, what's economical about this catastrophe?" One of the others at our table a biochemist working with NOAA mentioned that Exxon was now predicting a rapid cleanup.
If, for some reason, you're super economical about social media and only follow two people, make 'em Pinlord and Patchgame.
Obviously we have to be economical about when we put in those sequences and how often we do it and how we're going to absorb the time-suck of it.
No trailer queen, the Finnjet is quite drivable and relatively economical, achieving about 25 m.p.g. on the highway, Mr. Rahko said.
In the final part of the paper, some considerations on economical implications about the dimensioning of a photovoltaic ultracapacitor systems are drawn.
However, the organizers described it as an economical way to bring about rapid technological progress in a field that is a military priority.
Meanwhile, Peugeot is still basking in the glory of winning Car of the Year for its new-generation 308 model, a powerful but economical small vehicle producing about 18% less carbon dioxide than the version it replaced.
Galvanized steel gutters are the most economical; they cost about $4 to $8 a linear foot installed.
