The phrase "a graphic about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a visual representation that conveys information or illustrates a specific topic.
Example: "The report includes a graphic about the increase in renewable energy usage over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an illustration regarding" or "a chart on".
The stream on NFL.com and NBCSports.com was promoted on television during the first quarter of the game when the sportscaster Al Michaels described it; NBC showed a graphic about it at the same time.
Bradby fielded a graphic about the differing five-year plans of the three main parties, a sceptical economist and a joke about Osborne's fondness for photo ops involving hi-vis jackets and hard hats.
In one of her seminal posts, Julie Zhuo, product design director of Facebook, posted a graphic about the design process good/experienced designers follow.
The bank also manages its outbound social marketing with Salesforce, and can see how many, say, Facebook fans saw a graphic about home loans, and then track conversion rates on how many click on ads.
It represents, as Scripps put it in a graphic, about 18 large school buses fully packed with kids.
One ad involved a graphic about NATO's popularity posted two days after Donald Trump demanded at a heated summit in Brussels that NATO members commit more funds to their military budgets.
Correction: June 26 , 2005 Sunday A graphic on Friday about political polarization in Congress misstated the university where Keith Poole, on whose work the graphic was partly based, teaches.
Downloading a map costs ¥20, because it requires the transmission of a colour graphic; about 50,000 users a day request a map.Location-based services in Tokyo, a city with few street names, may have a unique appeal.
A graphic novel about a vanished young woman and a thriller about a vanished mother have elbowed their way on to a giant-slaying Man Booker prize longlist that "capture[s] something about a world on the brink".
A graphic novel about a fox who's having trouble scaring other animals.
"Godspeed," a graphic novel about Kurt Cobain, gets republished in a smaller, Manga-style format.
