The phrase "about rectifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or intention of correcting or fixing something.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about rectifying the issues that have arisen in the project."
Alternatives: "concerning correction" or "regarding fixing".
By parting with Russell, Davis demonstrated he was serious about rectifying mistakes and not rationalizing them.
Wenger would spend much of the summer prising Sol Campbell from Tottenham as the manager set about rectifying his squad's flaws and moulding the next Premier League champions.
Fortunately, Craig Everett of Bluemont, Va., has set about rectifying the situation by establishing Milkweed Farm, which can be reached at Post Office Box 8754, Reston, Va.
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If Radio 4's flagship Today programme has rightly been lambasted for marginalising women's voices – it has had only one regular female presenter alongside four men, and statistics last year showed that fewer than one in five reporters and guests on the show was female – Monday morning's edition certainly set about rectifying things.
No big-name signings - although Moyes sounded increasingly confident about rectifying that in a relaxed post-match performance - but still Robin van Persie was the centrepiece, as he will surely remain whoever comes through Old Trafford's doors in the next fortnight.
One thing you can say about "Rectify" is that it's not quite like anything else on television.
Martin D. Payson wondered about progress in rectifying property assessments and curbing tax refunds.
There were few public conversations about race or rectifying past injustices.
Actually, a lot of my favourite recipes have come about as a consequence of rectifying some mistake or other, so I'm not automatically dismayed at things going wrong.
"What's very special about Rectify," she says, "is that the whodunnit doesn't matter any more.
