The phrase "a portrait of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a representation or depiction of a particular situation, process, or state of being.
Example: "The documentary provides a portrait of how the community came together to support each other during the crisis."
Alternatives: "a depiction of how" or "a representation of how".
Demos offers a portrait of how colonial Americans viewed their life experiences.
Revealing who influences others in a community, and how and why, provides a portrait of how word-of-mouth works.
Beauty is essentially a portrait of how it feels to be in love, an all-consuming, all-engulfing love.
That dinner-date sparked a five-hour conversation, during which she concluded that his book was a portrait of how his mind worked.
As the mountains turned pale purple in the afternoon light, a portrait of how Mr. Landry wants to live was being assembled.
Mr Deaton uses these data to paint a portrait of how Americans view their lives in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
A new federal report released Wednesday painted a devastating portrait of how a battery supplier, LG Chem Michigan, handled a 2010 grant of more than $150 million in Recovery Act financing to build a battery cell plant.
"Spotlight" is a commanding portrait of how a team of journalists uncovered a scandal in the Catholic Church.
While Hungary has received extensive negative attention for how it has handled migrants attempting to enter the country, the Samuels offers a powerful portrait of how a small community of Muslims living in Hungary -- they represent less than 1percentt of the population -- are pushing back against the country's opposition to the refugees and an associated uptick in anti-Muslim rhetoric. .
It's a deft portrait of how an artist constantly re-thinks, re-touches during the process of making "a hat where there never was a hat," but often misses the chance to enjoy the life beckoning beyond the frame.
The report, Child well-being in rich countries: A comparative overview, offers a sobering portrait of how America's children and babies are faring.
