The phrase "about complying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic of adherence to rules, regulations, or standards.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the concerns about complying with the new safety regulations."
Alternatives: "regarding compliance" or "concerning adherence".
"The map is about complying with the Voting Rights Act," Mr. Cullerton said.
She found languages very difficult and continually worried about complying with the customs of a country.
The employers who need to worry most about complying with the laws are those who have people working in their home full time or close to it.
Mr. Grandeau said the ruling backed up his argument that the matter was about complying with state lobbying laws, not freedom of speech.
Weapons experts and diplomats say that if President Bashar al-Assad is serious about complying with the landmark agreement announced in Geneva on Saturday, he will have to take similarly dramatic action in the coming weeks.
He says the hoops for each company may be different, but they've sorted it out.Mr Fertik is too discreet to tell Babbage on the record which companies are naughty and which nice about complying with its proxy removal requests.
Find out about and comply with all local regulations on running a business and handling animals.
National regulators have raised concerns about bottlers complying with laxer local standards (which allow higher levels of such contaminants as arsenic and cadmium) rather than their own, stricter standards.But even national health inspectors are not required, for example, to check levels of mercury, silver or acidity, according to a report in 2013 by Beijing News.
I wouldn't want to talk about it meekly, complying with the expectations implicit in the interviewer's questions.
Each new or existing hotel spent about $150,000 to $250,000 to comply with modernization requirements.
We have a state law, as most do, about bullying -- and while schools are complying, what about the rest of us?
