The phrase "about below" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it does not form a coherent expression or idea.
Example: "Please refer to the information about below for further details." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "regarding the information below" or "concerning the details below."
In the years since, as I wrote about below, Fresno has taken down B.C.S. conference foe after B.C.S. conference foe, sometimes two in one year.
What's all this about?! Below, our no-nonsense explainer for the old/unimpressed.
What's interesting about Below is that it's this kind of beautiful, insular little experience which is being projected onto a much larger stage.
The Buffaloes that I talked about below are still falling around us, but this time THEY ARE US (paraphrasing Pogo's keynote statement on Earth Day 1970) because we still have no leadership with morals, integrity and ethics to lead us to "Fight Like Hell For The Living" as Mother Jones said it best.
One of the stocks I'll tell you about below has just two analysts covering it.
Watch the episode above and find some relevant links to what we talk about below.
He had asked them to be switched off, he tells me, but only for one column specifically about below-the-line comments.
Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said the Bank of England was likely to remain concerned about below-inflation wages growth.
David Baddiel and Arvind Ethan David take a look at why blockbuster movies rely on religious themes; Kapka Kassabova talks about below-ground churches in communist Bulgaria, where she grew up; and physicist Simon Singh encourages readers to spend Christmas tuning their radios to hear echoes of the big bang.
What about below-market interest loans provided by the Export-Import Bank?
Talking about below-zero temperatures, flooding, tornados or the upcoming blizzard isn't empty small-talk: It's a life-or-death struggle against the elements out here--or at least the last four months of dire "urgent alerts" from the National Weather Service has me convinced that's true.
