The phrase "about the coordinate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific coordinate in a mathematical, geographical, or technical context.
Example: "The data we collected was about the coordinate that marks the center of the park."
Alternatives: "regarding the coordinate" or "concerning the coordinate".
And the book's limpid structure of very short chapters will work well on the beach: read about the coordinate system in geometry, and then stare out to sea for a bit, apply a little sun-lotion.
Data concerning involvement of individual cell types are readily available but little is known about the coordinate interactions between both forms of immune response.
Positive directions for rotations about the coordinate axes were anterior tilt (transverse axis), internal rotation (longitudinal axis), and varus (sagittal axis).
The Registry returns metadata in response, in the format of an XML document, which includes the server URL as well as information about the coordinate systems and commands supported by the source.
end{aligned}Moreover, by translating (widetilde{E}) and relabeling the coordinate axes, if needed, we may assume without loss of generality that (widetilde{E}) is symmetric about all the coordinate hyperplanes ({x_1=0},ldots,{x_{n-1}=0}).
The method of separation of variables is employed to expand all the variables into Fourier series about the longitudinal coordinate, so that the system of partial differential equations is reduced to the ordinary one about the radial coordinate.
Studies in different model organisms have shed light into the structure and nature of the IFT machinery but few data are available about the mechanisms coordinating the entry of the IFT complexes into the flagellum.
The atomic rmsd about the mean coordinate positions was 0.87 ± 0.14 Å for the backbone atoms (N, Cα, and C) and 1.54 ± 0.19 Å for all heavy atoms.
The system of governing partial differential equations is reduced to an ordinary one about the thickness coordinate by expanding the state variables into an infinite trigonometric series.
The system of governing partial differential equations is reduced to an ordinary one about the thickness coordinate by expanding the state variables into infinite dual series of trigonometric functions.
Each of the displacement components is taken as a triplicate series: two Chebyshev polynomial series, respectively, about the r and θ coordinates, and a trigonometric series about the ϕ coordinate.
