The phrase "about input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to data entry, user feedback, or any context where input is relevant.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about input from various stakeholders in the project."
Alternatives: "regarding input" or "concerning input".
"I have plenty of people calling about input on the situation in Iraq, how we feel as French.
It's about input, because this is really where ideas are born.
"This is a country where the mindset is all about input.
Last week, when asked about input from these leaders, Coughlin said that there was not much and that in most meetings Coughlin did most of the speaking.
Jeremy Driesen Pelham, N.Y., July 18 , 2010To the Editor: If you read Bob Herbert's column "Tweet Less, Kiss More" online, as many readers do, you get not only his lament about input overload, but also links to Facebook and Twitter, a comment trail, an e-mail contact, a phone linkup, a column archive and by my count about 100 other clickable links and icons that are typical of a Times Web page.
In the proposed architecture, all modules use the same data structure for gathering linguistic information about input text.
McCain is more generous in his assessment of the foreign policy front, where Iraq and Afghanistan plans have come about with input from all sides.
Like any factory owner, Jackson Sezibwa had to think about inputs and outputs.
"Between 1987 and 2003, I became less concerned about inputs and more concerned about the outputs," he told me.
Soon after I bought a subscription to a weekly magazine called Input and went about inputting every line of code it had to offer.
And that is a very different approach than you would have seen 10 years ago, when most of the philanthropy that went to education was about inputs.
