The phrase "about the changeover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a transition or switch from one system, process, or state to another.
Example: "We need to have a meeting to discuss the details about the changeover to the new software system."
Alternatives: "regarding the transition" or "concerning the switch".
No patients have complained about the changeover, Dr. West said.
"I'm afraid about the changeover, to be honest with you, because there's such confusion," he said.
His father was a marvellous Santa (rating 5.0) and wrote wittily, also for publication, about the changeover of Santas, which took place in great secrecy in a service alley behind Paperchase.
"This is a classic coup," said Teodoro Petkoff, editor of the Caracas newspaper Tal Cual and a strident critic of Mr. Chávez who nonetheless is concerned about the changeover.
"Anyone that thinks they can go out and replace insurance that you had with General Motors for $255 and get the same kind of coverage, I'd like to sell them a bridge in Wisconsin somewhere," said Mr. Dickinson, 65, whose irritation with G.M.'s move is apparent in the headline "G.M. Robs Their Elderly Retirees" on his Web site atop information about the changeover.
Law enforcement agencies in Europe are worried about the changeover to a common currency in 12 European countries that is supposed to start on Jan . 1 , 2002
It would be all about the changeovers and having a great 1500m and 800m runner.
We can't help being concerned about what the changeover will do to the language.
If I had not been curious, I couldn't have talked about how the changeover to saccharine would work in simple terms," he said.
Ms. Moore hasn't quite figured out how to talk about the Clarice changeover without sounding tired of the question.
Now Murray is talking with a trainer during the changeover, possibly about his sore hip flexor.
