The phrase "about encompassing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or themes that include or cover a wide range of elements or ideas.
Example: "The report is about encompassing various strategies for improving team collaboration."
Alternatives: "regarding inclusion" or "concerning coverage".
Named for its large deposits of petrified wood, the park covers about, encompassing semi-desert shrub steppe as well as highly eroded and colorful badlands.
It's about encompassing a certain creative freedom.
The second reason is of course we wanted to define a new programme in which we say that design is not about chair and table; it's about encompassing the broad new figure of things, where a designer is now a director or a producer, and actually supporting cultural entrepreneurship.
An area of about 20 acres encompassing the forts was designated a national monument in 2001 and is expected to be returned immediately to the federal government.
The Sulphur Creek subwatershed covers about 17 percent of the entire Aliso Creek watershed, encompassing about 6 square miles in the southwesternmost corner of the 35 square miles Aliso Creek basin.
With five new buildings, encompassing about two million square feet, opening next year, the vacancy rate is expected to hit 15percentt.
"It branches out to many streets in the area," Mr. Smith said, encompassing about 400 area homes.
The three-story, $10 million College of Nursing building, encompassing about 21,000 square feet, is to be used by 250 undergraduate nursing students.
The company, which is publicly traded, owns 159 properties, encompassing about 11.2 million square feet; six million more square feet are planned.
He noted that by 1990 the regional mall grid was complete, with 29 enclosed super regional malls encompassing about 30 million square feet.
The five-block area, encompassing about 250 stores, rode high in the 1960's and 70's when it attracted shoppers from far and wide.
