The phrase "about the backbone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the central or most important part of something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The report focuses on the challenges faced by the organization, particularly about the backbone of its operational structure."
Alternatives: "regarding the core" or "concerning the foundation".
"We thought about the backbone of rock'n'roll, which is simplicity.
When people speak about the backbone of the Internet, they are usually referring to fiber optic cables that carry large amounts of data.
Finally, it is shown for the high modulus fibre that the 1414, 1260, 1095 and 895 cm−1 Raman bands shift under the application of tensile deformation towards a lower wavenumber with the 1095 cm−1 band giving information about the backbone chain stretching of the cellulose.
"What's neat about the backbone is that it's similar to something you might find at Google or Facebook, but we built this with a relatively small team," Dan Williams, head of production engineering at Dropbox told TechCrunch.
To generate a more specific list of putative substrates we created a more stringent motif by including information about the backbone residues.
His owlish face lights up when he talks about "breaking the backbone of kidnapping for ransom," and he takes few prisoners when talking politics.
I thought, "How about that!" The backbone of his wardrobe were those faded Ban-Lon shirts and baggy khaki pants, and his concession to evening wear was a plaid sports jacket that for years he pushed into service for all occasions.
They recognized that the modern technology landscape is about building the backbone operating model and competencies that prepare a company's platform for digital.
"The consumer network and IT at home has just been broken, and there isn't a device or product that people are excited about to be the backbone of the connected home," Judge says.
About 25% of the backbone amides did not exchange with H2O even under denaturing conditions.
As is also now stated in the manuscript, it is important to note that the RNoL methodology is initially agnostic about "transfers" since the backbone reference tree is simply meant to be a cohesive scaffold; gene phylogenies are reconciled to this scaffold, resulting in reticulations.
