his insight in vs his insight about

Both phrases are commonly used in English, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'His insight in' is used when referring to someone's understanding or perception within a specific area or situation. On the other hand, 'his insight about' is used when talking about someone's understanding or perception regarding a topic or subject.

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his insight in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when referring to someone's understanding or perception within a specific area or situation.

This phrase is used to indicate that someone has a deep understanding or perception in a particular context or situation.

Examples:

His insight in marketing strategies is impressive.
She has great insight in human behavior.

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But his insight sprang from a seemingly unrelated difficulty.
In this case, his insight was especially helpful.
The book is more than a mass market précis of his insights into security and risk management.
But his insights seem... twisted.
His insights are shallow and morbid.
My thanks to Commissioner Tajani for his insight.
I give you this insight in a spirit of cooperation.
I give you this insight in a spirit of cooperation.
Moreover, these investors did not have the same insight in the situation of Hynix as the creditor banks.
We have no complaints about you, quite the opposite, you have shown courage and insight in recent months.
There's more insight in that joke, into what I call the Giant So What than most books on philosophy.
The Commission might have shown similar insight in its treatment of the Swedish derogations from 1994 concerning private imports of alcohol into Sweden.
His insights into the female mind are extraordinary.
It was not least thanks to his personal charm that it was possible for the Council to reach compromises, and his insight has led to innovative solutions.
When we really begin to feel Darwin's insights in our bones, the things we can do with nothing more than these ideas are something to be very hopeful about.
This dialogue has led to new insights in the banks which in many cases have led them to adjust their opinions and planning strategies.
I also hope that we produce some insight in this context and that we shall be able to compare which procedures are quickest and best in the various countries.
Unless he's the reason our two officers were shot to death in the street, in which case, he's responsible for murder and his insights matter less to me than his arrest.
If Mamo wants to help, why doesn't he use his insights and tell us where Dr. Russell is.
Like Mr Ferber I would like to please Commissioner Bangemann and praise his insight into the problems and underline the need for a continued fight for a more deregulated and competitively neutral postal market.

Alternatives:

his understanding in
his perception in
his knowledge in

his insight about

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when talking about someone's understanding or perception regarding a topic or subject.

This phrase is used to indicate that someone has a deep understanding or perception about a particular topic or subject.