The phrase "a plot about the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the subject matter or theme of a story, film, or other narrative forms.
Example: "The novel presents a plot about the struggles of a young artist trying to find their voice in a competitive world."
Alternatives: "a storyline concerning the" or "a narrative focused on the".
'It was a plot about the Russian Mob moving in on New York Mob territory,' he recalls.
The "Lucretia" score calls for just 8 singers and 13 players, an intimate ensemble that redoubles the impact of a plot about the violation of privacy.
This is familiar terrain for Fincher, who in "Zodiac" (2007) used a plot about the quest to find a killer as a device to tell the richer story of the toll that such a hunt can take on the hunters.
But, into this cat's cradle of a plot about the attempts of Pseudolus to secure a bride for his master, Stephen Sondheim has inserted a group of songs that literally stop the show.
The first season of "The Leftovers" rose and fell in waves: a few elements (like a plot about the Garveys' son, who becomes a soldier in a separate cult) felt contrived, while others (especially the violent clashes between the Guilty Remnant and the bereaved residents of Mapleton) were so raw that the show could feel hard to watch.
In its first two seasons, the show scored laughs from such subjects as whether black parents spank more and how different generations use the N-word; there was a plot about the knowing nod of recognition black men give one another.
Retro announced that Corruption would be the final chapter of the Prime series and would have a plot "about closure, told against the backdrop of an epic struggle".
At first West said he was unsure about the story but director Lindsay Posner persuaded him that a plot about a sexually unresolved man in the throes of a midlife crisis would be timeless.
When Pratt refused to give land for a North Carolina Railroad station, Bartlett Durham donated a plot about 2 miles (3 km) to the west.
The Veterans Day episode of "Doc" on Nov. 11 pays homage to veterans of World War II and Vietnam and includes a plot about a firefighter who lived through the World Trade Center collapse and emerged with survivor's guilt.
In this case, we have a plot about a vengeful spirit that enjoys the marking and pursuit of anyone dumb enough to enter their places residence.
