The phrase "about inserting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic or action of inserting something, such as text, data, or objects, into a particular context.
Example: "The manual provides detailed instructions about inserting the new software into the existing system."
Alternatives: "regarding the insertion" or "concerning the act of inserting".
"I'm attracted to something that's not really displayed in American life — the gray area," said Redford, not shy, particularly in this phase of his career, about inserting politics into his work.
I think about inserting some wild inaccuracies to give her some space for her work.
Updated at 8.46pm BST 8.31pm BST Menendez asks Kerry about inserting a prohibition against troops on the ground in Syria.
To Stent or Not Dr. Belkin and other experts are less sanguine about inserting stents in asymptomatic patients.
Giambi is slow and perhaps Oakland's worst base runner; in the Oakland dugout, Manager Art Howe thought about inserting a pinch-runner but decided against it.
The New York Times made it clear what it felt about "inserting a soccer stadium into the green lungs of Queens County".
It also reminded me of a routine by the comic Steven Wright about accidentally inserting his car keys into his front door and starting up the whole building.
The first, according to Steven, is that the entire "Star Wars" community blew up about Lucas inserting *NSYNC into their universe.
This month, Gizmodo reported these curators were pressured to suppress conservative news or stories about Facebook while inserting other articles.
"We're cautiously optimistic about (insert stock here)" What this really means is: this looks like a good opportunity, I wouldn't bet my money on it, but you should.
The torrent of tech announcement posts about INSERT COMPANY HERE hitting 100K users or downloads or "shares" or tiddlywinks or badges is perpetual enough that all tech news sort of blends into a river of user numbers and APPLE VS.
