The phrase "about bereavement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to loss, grief, or mourning.
Example: "The book provides valuable insights about bereavement and how to cope with the loss of a loved one."
Alternatives: "regarding grief" or "concerning loss".
Shortly after the Queen Mother died, Lady Spender was listening to the wireless, to a lady-in-waiting recollecting a discussion they'd had about bereavement.
And The Paper Dolls is about bereavement and coming to terms with loss".
One participant in the scheme, Lambrook School near Ascot, Berks, has already started teaching about bereavement.
There are lessons, one feels, for all of us in her openness about bereavement.
They ask questions about bereavement or booze or melancholia and we tell them what we can.
More than anything else, though, Jill's book is about bereavement; not just any bereavement, but the worst kind.
"Audiences have already come up to me saying the film is about patchwork families, about child bereavement, about the politics between women these days.
It's been a big experience and even other members within the communities, not necessarily within the Croatian, Italian or Portuguese community but just in the area I'll hear about a loss or about a bereavement through 3 or 4 different people perhaps before I even hear it from a family member….because there is actually a very tight knit community connection that goes back a long long time.
Button declined to speak about his bereavement, but admitted that he had spent much of the past 48 hours following his father's funeral in Monaco talking with McLaren's returning chief of operations, Ron Dennis.
It's a big thing to lose a family pet: there are books about pet bereavement, pet loss support groups, therapists offering counselling, delineated phases in the pet grieving process.
Safran Foer's undoubtedly poignant ending feels particularly unearned; it leaves you thinking he found a smartly relevant pitch for what would otherwise have been a story about childhood bereavement with a different, more properly personal event at its centre.
