of interest are

Hello everyone,

I think it is correct to say, “But to us, A, B, C are of interest”.

But is it correct to say, “But to us, are of interest A, B, C”?

What I mean is, for example, the following: this problem has many aspects, but to us, of interest are…

Thank you.

I think it is correct to say, “But to us, A, B, C are of interest”.

“But to us, A, B and C are of interest”.

But is it correct to say, “But to us, are of interest A, B, C”?

“But to us, of interest are A, B and C.”

While speaking we can make the communication clear to the listener by using a pause or a stress or a gesture. Even the tone/intonation will be of great help. But while writing, it’s always safer and better to adopt the straight sentence, unless it is otherwise contextually warranted.

Thank you, T_H_Lawrence.