The phrase "regarding such matters" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to topics or issues that have just been mentioned in the same sentence, or in a previous sentence. For example, you could say: "The benefits of proper legal representation are clear, but there is much dispute regarding such matters."
Such pronouncements provide the source for Islamic law regarding such matters as inheritance, usury, diet, gambling, and marriage and divorce.
Their experiences impelled some of the worker-priests to become politically active, joining their fellow workers in various demonstrations regarding such matters as housing, antiracism, and peace.
Choose two countries you would like to visit and compare their laws, regulations, and possible penalties regarding such matters as driving, alcohol consumption, and drug use to U.S. laws.
Clearly, von Trier was actually trying to say something substantial and very personal in response to a reasonable question, but his irrepressible frivolity, even regarding such matters, is what emerged.
A Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, said that while the letter writer does not specify what the proposed restraints on selling or leasing are, there are limits on what a condo board may do regarding such matters.
Walsall: It is the club's policy not to divulge private and confidential information regarding such matters.
Moreover, for Rangers supporters who regard such matters as portentous, their scoring rate in the series shows a chilling mathematical sequence of 2, 3, 4, 5.
The public at large is used to the Anglican Communion's continuing internal wrangles about women bishops and homosexual clergy and probably regards such matters as out-of-date squabbles within an archaic institution.
They may, however, take a great interest in the world of spirits and the operations of astrology, just as the local population does, even though they regard such matters as subordinate to the ultimate Buddhist aim of universal Nirvana.
The Terms are the complete agreement between you and Yale regarding the subject matter hereof, and any and all prior or contemporaneous written or oral agreements existing between you and Yale regarding such subject matter are expressly canceled.
Dear editor I have read with interest the review by Rodriguez-Wallberg and Oktay. 1 Although I agree with most of the written opinions for fertility preservation, an important point needs to be raised for the sake of complete and thorough information regarding such a crucial matter.
