The phrase "a manual about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that provides detailed information or instructions on a specific topic or subject.
Example: "The company published a manual about the new software to help employees understand its features and functionalities."
Alternatives: "a guide on" or "a handbook regarding".
A memoir - not a manual - about life as a small business owner, complete with honest reflections on failures and shortcomings.
Ms. Kelly is a certified legal interpreter who is the author of a manual about interpreting.
As far as everyone else is concerned I'd written a manual about how to make a Victorian sponge.
Mr. Grey is helping him put together a manual about "eco-friendly mobile living systems," using his vegetable-oil-fueled tea bus as an example.
A friend of Leonardo da Vinci, Pacioli went on to write a manual about chess.Ms Gleeson-White resuscitates Pacioli's reputation as a fine specimen of Renaissance man.
"The counterinsurgency manual is really a manual about maintaining hegemony in the world," he said, and if one thinks that American might can be harnessed for doing good, then it makes sense to collaborate.
I switched to writing the first drafts of my fictions on a manual typewriter about a decade ago because of the inception of broadband internet.
"There is really not a field manual about how to be a backup unit," Professor O'Donnell said.
One McCorkle poem, which treats Anopheles like the name of a classical figure, is actually repunctuated verbiage from a military manual about eradicating mosquitoes.
The other highly anticipated new works include A Counterintelligence Agent's Diary, based on the writer's experience interrogating prisoners during the final months of the second world war, and A Religious Manual, about Salinger's relationship with Advaita Vendanta Hinduism.
Indeed, a CDCR manual about the program lists association and suspicious visitors as points against an inmate's progress.
