The phrase "about regrouping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic of reorganizing or reassembling a group or team, often in a strategic or planning context.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the challenges we face and the strategies we can implement about regrouping our efforts for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "regarding reorganization" or "concerning team restructuring".
"It's just about regrouping, and it can definitely be done".
You'd think after falling just one game short of a second playoff berth, this time should've been about regrouping, upgrading and fortifying.
From the most famous Jet to the newest Jet, yesterday was about regrouping behind their oldest active player as well as starting the new season on an upbeat note.
"We will have two players missing [through suspension], it's about regrouping a gang of players who do want to play in this league.
The nine dancers skitter about, regrouping and forming new patterns and shapes to a musical score that delivers its driving heartbeat, while Anadol's digital imagery of lines and shooting stars is sometimes a catalyst for action, other times a decorative frame for the dancers.
Learn about regrouping 1s into the 10s place, 10s into the 100s place, etc. Add the numbers in the right column first.
Two teams that appeared to be in disarray not so long ago have emerged from the harsh wilderness of the Stanley Cup playoffs to reach the final, and who doesn't like a story about redemption, regrouping and bushy playoff beards?
The sight of small white figures endlessly regrouping, wandering about, pondering the light, all seen from one fixed angle, made poor spectator sport and even worse television.So thought Kerry Packer.
"But the boys just forgot about it, regrouped and went out there to try and have a good start to the overtime".
Eta has appeared to be a spent force in recent years, although there has been much debate about whether it has been regrouping.
"It was great to see how the players responded to us regrouping and talking about things a lot.
