The phrase "about how parties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature, behavior, or dynamics of parties, such as political parties or social gatherings.
Example: "The report focuses on the research about how parties interact with each other during negotiations."
Alternatives: "regarding how parties" or "concerning how parties".
LOCAL elections, which take place across the country on May 4th, tend to be seen as a giant, publicly-funded opinion poll providing clues about how parties will do at the next general election.
He said the intensifying repression could signal the party was "fragile or paranoid but another interpretation is that it is strong enough that it is not worried about how parties inside or outside of China are going to react".
Go to venues you are considering and talk to the staff about how parties are usually done at those establishments.
Ms. Giffords, a conservative Democrat who does not toe her party's line, spoke at a recent candidate forum about how party labels mean little to her.
The dramatic first day raised questions about how party officials would continue to steer a delicate political process that has captivated Chinese scrutinizing it on the Internet.
Referring to a column he had written about how party strategists chart both which party "owns" a particular issue and how important that issue is to changes in voting decisions, he maintained the furore over the Dutton comments did neither.
He regaled me with cautionary tales about how party invitations and social outings dried up the second he and his partner had kids".Some gays say, 'Why would you ruin your life?'" he said.
"I think people would be surprised about how cross-party and non-party it is because this is not going to work if it's seen as some sort of recruiting sergeant for the Conservative party," he said.
Here are excerpts from a conversation with Mr. Beug about how he parties with the locals.
It was about how many parties you'd been to and how many people you'd slept with.
