The phrase "about the desk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a topic or subject related to the desk, such as its features, contents, or location.
Example: "I have some questions about the desk in the conference room."
Alternatives: "regarding the desk" or "concerning the desk".
My home is simple but stylish, which is exactly what I like about the desk.
Mr. Reznikoff said that when he called NASA with questions about the desk set, the agency seized it.
In Petrograd (formerly St . Petersburg, Chagall sat it out, whining about the desk job that probably saved him.
Mr. Knigge said he began thinking about the desk when the dot-com craze swept Germany, populating cities like Hamburg with Internet startups.
Through Rupert Hobbs, who runs the London store, Mr. Hobbs declined to comment on Mr. Buggins's allegations about the desk or the other pieces he was asked about in an e-mail message.
And the road goes on, past the secondary school where Mathias Obella, the PTA chairman, smart in jacket, tie and shiny shoes, has finished his earnest end-of-term exhortations to the students on hard work and good behaviour, and the primary school, where the new head, Didimus Emiru, frowningly pushes the class registers about the desk, trying to figure out why the attendance sums don't add up.
(Model RS-TX60, about $550, holds about 35percentt more).; OFF THE DESK -- This black brushed aluminum box looks more comfortable on a shelf with home entertainment components than on a desk next to a computer monitor.
In other words, bring the issues people care most about to the desks of those who can do something about it.
Sandra Clifton, a learning consultant who proctored the exam at Packer, said the auditor mentioned nothing about the desks during her visit.
Dozens of runners milled about the desks that were set up at trackside, where a handful of colleges were recruiting at the Saturday meet.
Pieces of future robots are strewn about the desks, pulled from nearby shelves stocked with bins full of parts.
