The phrase "a code of conduct about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of rules or guidelines that govern behavior in a specific context or organization.
Example: "The company has established a code of conduct about workplace behavior to ensure a respectful and productive environment."
Alternatives: "a code of conduct regarding" or "a code of conduct concerning".
Such a code of conduct chimes with Mendes, about whom there is something peculiarly vintage – not just her home decor line (available exclusively at Macy's), or her forthcoming clothes collection.
Characters frequently tell Tietjens that he's the last good man in England, due to his adherence to a code of conduct that is all about honor and duty and so forth.
The bill would require employment agencies to tell families hiring domestics about applicable laws and about a code of conduct, which would be developed by the city.
And what about a Code of Conduct for tennis fans, especially at events like the Davis Cup, when nationalism is rampant?
Caroline Fredrickson, president of ACS, said the flap over Ginsburg's comments should prompt a "serious conversation about a code of conduct" for the Supreme Court.
Tutty is well placed to talk about the trouble eSports governing bodies might have bringing about a code of conduct that's fair: "Putting rules in place is potentially quite difficult, because whenever you put a rule in place – which is something lawyers love to do – you put together a framework and then some people will try and work out how to get around it.
But by Wednesday night, Mr. Trump's team still had not delivered a series of required supporting documents, including certifications that each transition member would abide by a code of conduct and would not divulge sensitive information about the inner workings of the government.
We are concerned that there is no broadly applicable and comprehensive set of social standards to guide how marine conservation actions should be taken, so we recently published a paper in the journal Marine Policy about developing a code of conduct, or Hippocratic oath, for marine conservation.
