The phrase "a sheet about the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or piece of paper that contains information on a specific topic.
Example: "I prepared a sheet about the new company policies for the team meeting."
Alternatives: "a document regarding the" or "a paper on the".
CIs were contacted by email and provided with a link to an information sheet about the project and a link to an on-line questionnaire.
called on the director of the National Security Agency to correct what they called a "significant" inaccuracy in a fact sheet about the agency's use of the law that underpins its Internet surveillance program.
The unit clerk placed an envelope containing an information sheet about the study and an anonymous survey in each PPN's mailbox on the postpartum unit.
Included in the email was a link to the questionnaire, an invitation to participate in the research, an information sheet about the research, and a questionnaire that could be printed as a hard copy.
The parent organizations required verbal consent (recorded for interviewees) after the subject was handed a fact sheet about the project and given an opportunity to ask questions about the study.
Parents were sent an information sheet about the study and a reply slip with a consent form to let their children take part in the study.
Compile your interview findings into a fact sheet about the legitimacy and issues surrounding anonymous sources.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics -Create a fact sheet about the public interest law category of holding food industries responsible for consumer eating habits.
Then write a fact sheet about the technology including information about the types of individuals who use it to lose weight, its percent success or failure rate, possible health risks, and any relevant information.
In a fact sheet about the institutes, USDA notes that the participants should be chosen on a competitive basis, and the institutes should build on university, company, and USDA infrastructure.
