The phrase "about equal treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fairness or equality in various contexts, such as social issues, workplace policies, or legal matters.
Example: "The new policy aims to ensure that all employees receive about equal treatment regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "approximately equal treatment" or "roughly equal treatment".
What about equal treatment for the elderly?
"You do worry about equal treatment and having a consistent theory about who ends up where," said Ruth Wedgwood, a law professor at Yale.
Support for same-sex marriage in Iowa and the concerns about equal treatment that drove the court's 2009 ruling have grown, much as they have elsewhere.
The comparative figures raise concerns about equal treatment by police and the courts as well as challenging whether differential outcomes are due to causes outside the control of the justice system.
But is it really about gender or is it more about equal treatment?
Realizing that she has been taken advantage of by this faux feminist, Blossom steps forward and explains that feminism isn't about special treatment; it's about equal treatment.
For A. trichomanes subsp. quadrivalens sporophyte production after 30 weeks was about equal among treatments in all genotypes.
I'm not talking about hypocritical equal treatment but about the fact that men still earn more than women and women are put off with low paid maternity leave.
Internally, the Clinton campaign believed the backlash against NBC could ultimately be beneficial, if the moderators of the coming debates are on eggshells about ensuring equal treatment and holding Mr. Trump to account.
So when you see a giant travel company like American Airlines -- which not only targets gay travelers, but also talks about its equal treatment for LGBT employees -- you know you're patronizing companies that support causes that YOU support.
Although I received my education at the all-female Smith College, my few post-college years have actually stirred my feminine consciousness more than Smith ever could have (notice I didn't say "feminist consciousness" because, let's be honest, caring about the equal treatment of women in society doesn't make people feminists -- it makes them good humans).
