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The phrase "about seizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of taking hold of or capturing something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The discussion was about seizing opportunities that arise in the business world."
Alternatives: "regarding capturing" or "concerning taking hold of".
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Taking a cue, police and Federal Security Service officers set about seizing businesses large and small throughout Russia from unpopular or unlucky businessmen, and often, in an Orwellian manner, emerging as the owners themselves.
Almost all the other important songs are about seizing the moment and through sheer force of will squeezing the last drop of pleasure from a life that passes in the blink of an eye.
"Now, it's all about seizing the moment.
And when Paris fell, he quickly set about seizing them.
A cup final is all about seizing the moment.
"Art is about seizing and holding space," he said.
It's about seizing the bakery rather than stealing the bread".
The story of Claire's life is all about seizing opportunities.
The generals thrive on American aid and are plainly nervous about seizing untrammelled power.
We're not talking about seizing yachts and Ferraris from drug kingpins; this is decidedly more downmarket.
But many Kurds remain just as adamant about seizing Kirkuk as their political leaders do.
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