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The phrase "factual matters" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
The phrase is used to refer to issues that are based in fact, rather than opinion. For example, "The court will investigate the factual matters of the case before making a decision."
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Issues involving credibility are normally considered factual matters.
This piece was edited on the 24 July to add clarity to some factual matters.
They stick to factual matters and flatten their tone of voice as much as possible, disguising all feeling.
Cutler said that he planned to handle the broad, thematic arguments, while leaving the factual matters to Hayes.
"With other witnesses, our policy has been to conduct interviews under oath when key factual matters are in dispute, and there are obviously some factual matters here under dispute," Mr. Hamilton said.
In answering that question, I think we should ignore three factual matters that are discussed at length by my colleagues.
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That's a factual matter.
As a factual matter, Clinton was wrong.
The judge makes no findings and resolves no factual matter.
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