The phrase "about how to label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or guidelines for labeling something, such as items, data, or information.
Example: "The workshop will focus on about how to label different types of files for better organization."
Alternatives: "regarding labeling" or "concerning how to label".
When a designer recently queried Edelman about how to label a garment that combined white linen and black leather, his advice was succinct: "Don't get it dirty".
So just promise that you will read this explosive little book cover to cover and will pass it on to all your friends and relatives, especially the ones who deplore what they call the general shiftlessness of the laboring classes, and we can forget about how to label it.
And yet confusion about how to label Chris's experience is widespread, appearing everywhere from a recent survey in the Washington Post to doctor's offices across the country.
We had a long conversation about how to label the figures and decided on 'N' (for normal) and 'C' (for cancer) - this became a kind of trademark through many publications.
labeling (not a command, but how to label).
For the English-speaking group, referral to the Diabetes Nurse Educator or dietician by their GP gave them access to information and an opportunity to regain some control: "I found that I came here straight away and got under the DNE's [diabetes nurse educator] umbrella like and got education about how to read labels and that was more beneficial than any doctor at the time".
Having lived in Europe for the last decade, I'm particular about how to use that label.
There is no terminological consensus about how to use these labels: sometimes they are used interchangeably; sometimes they are used to mark distinctions between different versions of the same general view.
This weekend I tested out a suggestion from a reader-recommended source, about how to trace where private label meat comes from.
Front-of-package nutrition labels might appeal to more consumers than do Nutrition Facts labels, but it might be necessary to provide consumers with information about how to locate and use these labels.
There is continuing discussion, as at all record labels, about how to make sense of the rise of free music on the Internet using technologies like MP3 and Napster.
