The phrase "about the blockade" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to a blockade, such as its implications, effects, or history.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about the blockade and its impact on the local economy."
Alternatives: "regarding the blockade" or "concerning the blockade".
When you were in Gaza, what was the public feeling about the blockade?
Still, complaints about the blockade piled up on Al Jazeera America's Facebook page.
Our explainer untangles the complex war, and we have a video about the blockade starving the country.
She didn't need to worry about the blockade on western cheeses, she said, because she stocked up on her favourites during regular trips to Paris.
But in the bound galleys of the novel he thanked his grandfather for his "patience with my late-night phone calls" about the blockade.
"And now we mostly keep silent about the blockade, and that Hamas wasn't able to lift it during the war," he added, referring to Israel's partial siege of Gaza.
But that may also be a problem; residents and businesses in the area have complained about the blockades and security details in front of the stock exchange giving the neighborhood a war-torn ambience.
Leder's plan began as a late-night epiphany while watching an evening news segment about the blockades and bureaucratic red tape preventing supplies from leaving the ports in San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital.
Just so we're all clear about history: the "blockade" didn't begin until the flower gardens were razed and turned into launching sites, until tunnels were dug and munitions brought in from Iran and Sudan and until the rockets started raining on the Jews in southern Israel.
The authors administer very large amounts of antibodies without indicating any isotype controls, raising worries about the specificity of the blockade and about possible FcR mediated APC effects.
There is not one word in the letter that calls on Israel to do anything, not one word about the settlements, the blockade of Gaza, the checkpoints that make it impossible for Palestinians to travel from one village to the next.
