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Discover Ludwig"public's interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to the collective interests of the public or of a specific segment of the population. For example, "The mayor expressed her commitment to improving the public's interest in her city's environmental initiatives."
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"We're at a point where it's the general public's interest vs. the entrenched incumbents," Settles said.
But that's last week's post: the public's interest in the story has waned.
But surely, there's someone out there looking out for the public's interest.
This is a field that's guaranteed to keep generating headlines and catching the public's interest.
But publicizing their malpractice records may not be in the public's interest.
Inescapably, the public's interest is soon saturated.
His complaints are not likely to reduce the public's interest.
So just what makes this merger in the public's interest?
"We don't feel the public's interest has been served".
Restriction of environmental information is rarely in the public's interest.
The poet April Bernard explains her ambivalence about the public's interest in writers' houses.
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