The phrase "about enlarged" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something related to enlargement, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The report discusses the issues about enlarged images in the presentation."
Alternatives: "regarding enlargement" or "concerning enlarged".
Mrs. Clinton hesitated at first when asked about enlarging the existing antismoking bill.
Any announcement about enlarging Heathrow will be made as part of a broader transport package.
And we have heard before all these improbable protestations about enlarging the news audience by moving the bulletin later - from the ITV companies.
He quickly set about enlarging the existing house and acquiring more land, eventually owning more than 1,800 acres in the Bordentown area.
Mr Delors's anxiety also reflects a peculiarly French worry about enlarging the Union from its present membership of 15 countries to 25 in May, with more coming.
In response to this problem, Carver set about enlarging the commercial possibilities of the peanut and sweet potato through a long and ingenious program of laboratory research.
"We're talking about enlarging and elevating islands by transporting soil from some other place, about replacing mangroves and restoring corals and fishing grounds affected by ocean acidity," Francois Martel, a member of the Fiji delegation, said.
Today is a day to think about enlarging each of our lives, about the freedoms we omit or neglect, the freedoms we forget or refuse to grant each other.
Then the administration should think about enlarging the scope of the Clinton rule to include Alaska's Tongass National Forest, parts of which have long been coveted by the timber industry.
After it was destroyed by a German bomb during World War II, there was considerable discussion about enlarging the chamber and replacing its traditional rectangular structure with a semicircular design.
