The phrase "elimination about" can be used in written English.
It is often used in scientific and academic writing to refer to the process of removing something from consideration or consideration of various factors that lead to a decision. Example: After a thorough elimination about the potential causes of the disease, the researchers were able to identify the genetic mutation responsible.
Last month, he announced the elimination of about 2,000 jobs, or 7percentt of the firm's global work force.
The cutbacks follow the elimination of about 200 jobs earlier in the year; the combined 700 cuts are expected to save Ashland an estimated $100 million annually.
The MeadWestvaco Corporation said yesterday that it would shut eight paper sheeting machines next year at its manufacturing plant in Luke, Md., resulting in the elimination of about 150 jobs.
The cuts are the first steps toward what Time Inc., the nation's largest magazine publisher, has said will be the elimination of about 600 jobs worldwide, most of them at its 24 magazines in the United States.
PARIS — The French government reached an agreement late Friday with the steel giant ArcelorMittal that commits the company to investing 180 million euros ($233 million) over five years in one of its three largest French factories and avoids the elimination of about 600 jobs.
Nicholas K. Akins, chief executive of Ohio-based AEP, said the company plans to retire 5 of its 25 coal-burning plants and shut down coal-powered units at other plants it owns in a shift that collectively means the elimination of about 5,000 megawatts of capacity.
The results show that it is possible to enhance CO2 elimination by about 12%to15%5% just by modifying TI and TP at constant VT in most ARDS patients and to about 20% in some patients (Table 4).
Had the ban on for-profit earmarks been in place last year, it would have meant the elimination of about 1,000 awards worth a total of about $1.7 billion, leaders of the House Appropriations Committee said in announcing that, as a matter of policy, they will no longer approve requests for awards to for-profit groups.
In the 1990's, the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, known as Start, called for the elimination of about 365 B-52's.
Daniel Bouton, the chairman, pledged measures to control costs, including the elimination of about 170 jobs in investment banking.
