Grammar fix

with regard to

concerning / about (framing topic)

Used to introduce the topic you are talking about, especially to focus or shift the conversation to a specific subject.

expressionC1occasional

Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

With regard to your question about the project, I think we need more time to finish it.communication
With regard to the impact of technology on family life, I believe it has both positive and negative effects. On one hand, it helps families stay connected, but on the other, it can sometimes reduce face-to-face interaction.IELTS speaking

Pattern: with regard to [noun/noun phrase], [comment/statement]

WrongWith regards to your request, we agree.

RightWith regard to your request, we agree.

In this phrase it's 'regard' (singular); 'regards' (plural) belongs in sign-offs ('best regards').

Patternwith regard to [noun/noun phrase], [comment/statement]

Choose the version that sounds natural in speech.

Stiff Pertaining to the subject of your recent correspondence, I write to respond.

Natural With regard to your email, here's my reply.

'With regard to' is the standard formal topic-opener; 'pertaining to the subject of' is overblown.

Words that usually travel with it.

'With regard to' is more formal and structured than 'about' or 'regarding', and is often used to introduce or shift to a new topic in discussions.