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被験者の健康状態に関する情報

ChatGPT:

Here are a few precise and context-appropriate translations for 被験者の健康状態に関する情報:

1. "Information regarding the subject’s health condition" – formal and direct.

2. "Information on the subject’s health status" – slightly more concise, still technical.

3. "Health condition information of the subject" – a bit more literal, suitable for structured technical writing.

If this is for a patent or regulatory document, option 1 is usually safest for clarity. Let me know the context if you’d like to fine-tune it further.

あなた:

Referring to 被験者の健康状態に関する情報, how about "information about ...", "information concerning", "information pertaining to", "information relating to" or ""information related to"?

ChatGPT:

Great question! All of the following can work, but they differ slightly in nuance, tone, and frequency of use—especially in technical or formal contexts like patent or regulatory documents. Let's look at them with respect to 被験者の健康状態に関する情報:

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✅ "Information about the subject’s health condition"

• Tone: Most natural and general-purpose

• Usage: Common in everyday language and general documentation

• Note: Less formal; might feel too casual for technical or legal writing

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✅ "Information concerning the subject’s health condition"

• Tone: Formal, precise

• Usage: Frequently used in technical, legal, or regulatory contexts

• Note: A solid choice for patents or structured technical descriptions

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✅ "Information pertaining to the subject’s health condition"

• Tone: Very formal, slightly old-fashioned

• Usage: Often found in legal documents or official reports

• Note: May sound overly stiff or bureaucratic outside those domains

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✅ "Information relating to the subject’s health condition"

• Tone: Formal, widely accepted

• Usage: Very common in patents, standards, and specifications

• Note: Excellent for technical writing; neutral and precise

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✅ "Information related to the subject’s health condition"

• Tone: Slightly less formal than “relating to,” but still appropriate

• Usage: Common in both technical and general documentation

• Note: Grammatically interchangeable with “relating to” in most cases, but “relating to” is sometimes preferred in ongoing or active contexts

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📝 Summary Ranking for Patent/Technical Use:

1. relating to ✅ (most neutral/formal)

2. concerning ✅

3. related to ✅

4. pertaining to ⚠️ (formal, but feels heavier)

5. about ❌ (too casual)