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Discover Ludwig"in matter of" is correctly written and is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a subject that needs to be discussed or considered. For example, "In matter of the budget, we must ensure that all our expenses are accounted for."
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In Matter of Allied Healthcare Shareholder Litig., 2015 N.Y.
In matter of government, I stand for the fundamentals.
At his age, it's fatal in matter of seconds".
Where the award is imperfect in matter of form not affecting the merits of the controversy.
Held secret of the ancients in matter of casting in metal.
"In matter of space, I would say it is like a submarine," he said.
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Buildings have to function in matter-of-fact ways.
"Oh, you're rejected," she affirmed, in matter-of-fact fashion.
"They almost cut it off," says Watson, in matter-of-fact tones.
He speaks in matter-of-fact tones, his voice soft but never trembling.
These were done in matter-of-fact style, without tweets or other histrionics.
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