The phrase "about actualization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the process of making something a reality or bringing something into existence.
Example: "The seminar will focus on strategies about actualization in personal development."
Alternatives: "regarding realization" or "concerning implementation".
Many of Grande's songs are about self-actualization, and the unashamed consummation of certain lustful desires.
In truth, the movie should be manna for anyone who likes animated fantasias without wisecracks, commercials and overwrought warbling about self-actualization, meaning that it's suitable for those who will grow up either to be the next Tim Burton or simply to enjoy his movies.
This memoir is about self-actualization, and while there is a lot of Hollywood ego in it, it transcends the little self of the ego.
Dr. Dyer spoke often about self-actualization, the concept founded by Abraham Maslow where a person needs to fulfill certain biological needs before one can work on developing into higher consciousness and evolve into the greatest version of oneself (and then sharing that genius to better the world).
"The greatest thing about Manhattan is the worst thing about Manhattan: self-actualization," Smith concludes.
In speaking about the assumed non-contradictory actualization of a possibility Aristotle thinks that it is realized in our one and only history.
On Wednesday, President Obama and others will commemorate the 'March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.' We will be a part of that celebration, but we remain passionate about the continuation of the actualization of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream that was represented on Saturday.
Business is not about creative self-actualization for its own sake.
The actualization of self-care ability comes about through a certain meaning, which can be regarded as an important driving force.
