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Discover LudwigThe phrase "thoughts on that" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when asking for someone's opinion or feedback on a specific topic or situation. Example: "I shared my ideas about the project; do you have any thoughts on that?"
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John: No thoughts on that.
Hoosier has some thoughts on that.
Anyway – my thoughts on that will follow.
A couple of thoughts on that.
Imagine Tony Smith's thoughts on that.
Here are some initial thoughts on that.
"My thoughts on that are already very public," she said.
I'd like to hear each of you give your thoughts on that.
He went on, "There is this man, Burr, he has known since being a teen-ager, and his thoughts on that.
NB: Two thoughts on that.
We've reached out to Twitterverse and beyond to get some thoughts on that.
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