The phrase "about the deposit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or matters related to a deposit, such as in financial or contractual contexts.
Example: "I would like to clarify a few details about the deposit before we proceed with the agreement."
Alternatives: "regarding the deposit" or "concerning the deposit".
Just don't ask me about the deposit protection scheme.
Asked about the deposit, Mr. Tutor said: "You'll know by Wednesday".
While Cerberus and Chatham are fighting a losing battle on the MAC claim, the argument about the deposit appears more convincing.
I didn't have time to debate the representative, but later that day, I called customer service to inquire about the deposit policy.
I was curious to know more about the deposit limits and how they're set, but was unable to find details on the bank's Web site.
On Monday, Russia's minister of finance, Anton Siluanov, warned that Russia might not extend the existing credit line because the Europeans had not consulted authorities in Moscow about the deposit levy plan.
FT Alphaville's Joseph Cotterill advises against snarking about rating agencies, though: Joseph Cotterill (@jsphctrl) You can all laugh at S&P, but at least it was saying 'hmm, dodgy' about the deposits 2 years ago.
The woman had insisted she had only one phone and said she knew nothing about the deposits except that they were made by a man she described as her fiancé and his friends.
She had insisted she had only one phone and said she knew nothing about the deposits except that they were made by a man she described as her fiancé and his friends.
Mr. Kwon insisted that he did not know about the deposits, learned of them only after his mother told him that they had been flagged by her bank, and told her to stop, which she did.
Changes in the amplitude of the differential signals obtained provide useful quantitative information about the deposited BSA on the membrane.
