The phrase "about machinery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, subjects, or themes related to machinery or mechanical devices.
Example: "The book provides comprehensive information about machinery used in modern manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "concerning machinery" or "regarding machinery".
No, tonight Matthew was all about machinery, methods, techniques, investment and productivity.
From the beginning, lowriding was as much about ethnic identity as about machinery.
In Europe we have made remarkable progress, but have recently bogged ourselves down in argument about machinery.
(He likes writing about machinery, and the soldiers, he says, tended to trust him better than they did reporters from the major outlets).
Through a "friend of a friend of a friend" he learned about Machinery Values, which had a warehouse in Harrison with space to lease.
An important point to note about machinery safety legislation is that the designer and builder of a machine have a major responsibility to make the machine safe to use within a foreseeable range of applications.
All these motions were brought about by machinery within the casing, each depending on wheels and shafts, hooks, pins and interlocking rods, stopping devices and locks checking mutually.
Instead the movie is all about process: about the machinery of celebrity and also about voting machines.
I learned as much about dealing with personalities and about the machinery of reputation in Hollywood as about anything else.
Many scientists suspect that synthetic biology will not only reveal new knowledge about the machinery of life but also bring about new biotechnological applications.
Which is why if Labor wants to cash in on their activist and progressive taxation agenda they will need to start talking less about the machinery and a lot more about what they will do with the windfall.
