The phrase "about the chunk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific portion or segment of something, often in contexts related to data, text, or physical objects.
Example: "We need to analyze the data about the chunk of information we received last week."
Alternatives: "regarding the segment" or "concerning the portion".
This is the reason why you don't tell her about the chunks of hair that fall out every semester you go back.
Once, he hit a deer while he was driving through rural Georgia in his sedan, and instead of doing anything about it, he left the chunk of fur that had lodged itself into his crumpled grill in place, neglected to clean the blood from his hood, and started calling his shitty four-door the "Deer Slayer 2000".
At this point, they only care about the small chunk of undecided voters in swing states.
Chief among them is what to do about the biggest chunk of serious drug felons in the system.
A new president has part of the nation worried about instability and another part frazzled about the other chunk's worries.
The designer and her client also shared an interest in distinctive furniture, and when Ms. Haines-Stiles agonized aloud about the "huge chunk missing" from her sofa and the "dingy" upholstery on the ottoman, Ms. Chan pointed out how lucky she was to have inherited pieces with solid bones.
Alas, not everyone has an iPhone – what about the remaining chunk of the world that wants to look like James Bond and/or scare people?
The chunk weighs about 2.5 pounds and has a very pungent smell. .
LigandFileSplitter is a very short running task and has a wall time of about 50 seconds independent of the chunk size for a given number of ligands, for example, 11180 for ABL1.
But the contemporary kid's dawn-to-dusk schedule runs over an unusual fact: The most crucial, the most fussed-about, the most prideful chunk of the long-ago kid's education is gone.
