The phrase "about that label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific label or topic that has been previously mentioned or is relevant to the conversation.
Example: "I wanted to clarify a few points about that label before we proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "regarding that label" or "concerning that label".
I'm not so sure about that label, but it may always be a nation of eccentrics.
"There's something about that label that makes it feel all too cosy.
They were signed to a small Rotherham label, Native Records — and the only interesting thing about that label is they were the first to sign Nine Inch Nails".
On moving to Island in 1980, he applied his talents to spreading word about that label's acts including Marley, U2 and Frankie Goes to Hollywood.
This is about an attitude that labels all immigrants– or, as you slip here and admit, specifically those from Mexico– as violent, criminal, indigents.
If you go 10to1515 years back, the cosmetics industry started labeling their products "nano-enabled". But when they realized that people started worrying about the implications, that labeling disappeared.
Their report, titled "What's This Buzz All About?" (PDF) found that labeling and marketing practices varied widely across the different brands, which resulted in a lack of transparency for consumers.
When Welch learned about a Fortune piece that labelled him the toughest boss in America, he was on his way to Bohemian Grove, in Northern California, a retreat for America's power élite.
Once seen as the team's most likely choice for a franchise tag, the team no longer talks about using that label on Oben.
This finding is also true for studies of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which describe that organization as a boundary organization without saying anything about what that label means in terms of institutional design and practical implications.
An entry in the Playlist column on June 16 about the new CD "Ceremony," and a correction in this space last Sunday about the label that produced it, misspelled the surname of the performer who made the album.
