With regard to OR With regards to (See more…)

This can be said to be one of the often abused expressions. Many known references do not include ‘with regards to’ as a formal entry.

“With regard to” is considered more grammatically correct than “with regards to.” 

The difference between “with regard to” and “with regards to” lies in the singular versus plural form

“With regard to” is a prepositional phrase that means “in relation to.” It is often used in professional or formal writing. It is the preferred usage in grammatical context.