"firm about that" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a person is certain or resolute about a particular thing or belief. Example: "I am firm about my decision to resign from my job," she said confidently.
They know that they don't put out a sequel unless they have a story to tell, John Lasseter [the studio head and creative force behind the company] has always been very firm about that.
But on Wednesday, the company wasn't firm about that prospect, saying it was still assessing the impact that FaceTime has on its network.
The new rules define advertising as "any public or private communication made on behalf of a lawyer or law firm about that law firm's services, the primary purpose of which is for the retention of the lawyer and the law firm".
If people say in treatment that they want to become vegan, however, we're quite firm about that".
Emblem3: "Sunset Boulevard" A non-boy band (they were very firm about that) from Los Angeles comprised of two brothers and their friend, Emblem3 were the only group we really got to see, and they were impressive.
I'm good with voices and I have a very firm opinion about that.
Many toddlers will try to delay bedtime by continually requesting to do these things more than once, but the parent needs to stay firm about limits that are set.
When Durham's lawyers, Hans Poppe and Joseph Satterley, realized that this article was funded by Tucker Ellis & West, one of the law firms for the defense, they decided to subpoena all records the firm had about that article.
What was the firm doing about that?
"She will come across more clearly in interviews if she has a firm idea about that," he says.
"It can be very difficult to determine when and where the initial entry point was," he said, adding that without firm information about that, throwing out the old hardware might be a reasonable choice.
