The phrase "about in relation to" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or redundant.
It could be used when discussing a topic and its connection to another subject, but it is better to simplify the expression.
Example: "The report discusses the findings about in relation to climate change and its effects on agriculture."
Alternatives: "regarding" or "concerning".
The plan of the exhibition has been conceived as an archipelago, too, with artists floating about in relation to each other without getting too close.
But maybe that's exactly the point: in writing the specifics of a sex scene, in filming a scene of explicitly sexual activity, filmmakers reveal what they are imagining or fantasizing about in relation to the script, the scene, the story, the characters — and themselves.
The ability to provide "good" care was spoken about in relation to both job satisfaction and the work environment.
This sense of needing to be self-reliant was often spoken about in relation to clients' perception of involvement being a basic right (as discussed below in 'Importance of being involved').
Clearly this problem will secede for many interactions in the next few years as many thousand more bacterial genomes are sequenced, but the problem is an interesting one that we think will have to be thought about in relation to eukaryotic complexes, too.
Let's be honest, there are really only a few other technical/digital-related things that people care about (or should care about) in relation to the Super Bowl: The ads and betting.
It's not about good and bad, but about good in relation to what?
How then, has this myth come about, especially in relation to breast cancer?
An important result of our study is the difference between thinking about AI and knowledge about AI in relation to perceived vulnerability.
Like most people, I first heard about crypto in relation to the Silk Road about five or six years ago.
Mr Scott was asked about this in relation to the handling of a story in 2002 about Milly Dowler.
