The phrase "about a registry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to a registry, such as its purpose, features, or information contained within it.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about a registry that tracks environmental changes over the past decade."
Alternatives: "regarding a registry" or "concerning a registry".
Tillerson said at his hearing that he doesn't support a blanket ban on Muslims entering the U.S., but dodged questions about a registry, a proposal that critics say echoes early Nazi Germany policies on Jews.
Asked Friday about a registry for Muslims, Carson said the U.S. should have a database on "every foreigner who comes into this country," but he rejected the idea of tracking U.S. citizens based on their religion.
A 74-year-old socialist is running for president, Donald Trump is talking about setting up a registry of Muslims in the U.S., and Clay Aiken is talking about politics on cable news.
We don't know if respondents are thinking about background checks, a registry, confiscation or something else.
A number of individuals said that it's generally not a good idea to approach someone about participating in a registry when they are newly diagnosed.
The American Physicians Fellowship, a Jewish group that maintains a registry of about 400 medical workers prepared to travel to the Middle East, has scheduled a drill next week to see how quickly doctors can mobilize, said I. Kelman Cohen, the group's president.
My point is that a registry is about as effective as a BB gun; you might get lucky by using this tool, but it is not a strong tool.
The recent discussion among the journal editors about a trial registry comes amid public controversy about clinical trial data after the disclosures that the results of antidepressant tests in children were not adequately publicized.
Umunna added: "It's no good the prime minister making new announcements about a new registry; if you're not actually enforcing the current regime, what hope is there in respect of the future?" On the same programme, deputy prime minister Nick Clegg said it was important companies abided by both the spirit and the letter of the rules – and highlighted the government's general anti-abuse rule.
WASHINGTON, D.C. Dozens of geneticists showed up at a 1-day public meeting today at the convention center here and voiced their concerns about a planned registry of genetic tests run by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
After the Manchin-Toomey background check bill failed by a majority of 55-45 in favor (including Reid) - and after the woman who stopped the Tucson shooter memorably shouted "Shame on you!" from the Senate galleries -- we listen to an equally infuriated President call out the NRA for "lying" about a gun registry and senators for opposing it for no "coherent reason other than politics".
