The phrase "about patrolling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the act of patrolling, such as security, law enforcement, or monitoring an area.
Example: "The report was primarily about patrolling the neighborhood to ensure safety and security."
Alternatives: "regarding patrolling" or "concerning patrolling".
It also came after Cruz talked about patrolling and securing Muslim neighborhoods.
(Cruz also talks about patrolling Muslim neighborhoods and about Clinton's criminality).
"There was never a written or spoken directive," Mr. Boone said, speaking about patrolling the Queens-Nassau line.
Last year, some officers posted racist comments on Facebook about patrolling the parade, and others were caught on video dancing suggestively with participants.
It does seem a little creepy that McCourt would fight to hang on to the very real estate where Giants fan Brian Stow was brutally beaten and is suing McCourt for being negligent about patrolling.
He lied to investigators about patrolling the area for an hour, when he could have been only there for a couple of minutes.The last phone call from Mr Ebrahimi was made about an hour before James killed him by stamping repeatedly on his head and setting the body alight with the help of a neighbour.
Or you could think about John Riddy, patrolling the city, returning to the same places day after day till the time is right.
It seemed every day there was a story about pedophiles patrolling MySpace, ex-wives putting retaliatory dirty-laundry-airing videos on YouTube and 20-somethings getting fired because of college keg party pictures on Facebook.
That bit about American soldiers patrolling the Green Zone see what I mean about allegory?
Chuck Todd, the host, asked about white officers patrolling African-American neighborhoods, but Giuliani wanted to talk about crime, not punishment.
British sceptics even murmur, eyes a-gleam, about Royal Navy warships patrolling to keep out foreign interlopers.
