The phrase "about the digit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific number or character in a numerical context, such as in mathematics or data analysis.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about the digit that represents the average score."
Alternatives: "regarding the digit" or "concerning the digit".
Even if the brothers couldn't prove anything about the digits of pi, they felt that by looking at them through the window of their machine they might at least see something that could lead to an important conjecture about pi or about transcendental numbers as a class.
He struck down part of a recent federal regulation that requires phone companies to turn over to the police information about all the digits that have been dialed after a suspect's call is connected, including voice-mail passwords and bank account information.
For 57 enzymes, UniProt and KEGG disagree about the last digit, i.e. the precise definition of the biochemical reaction.
Learn about the final digit.
Participants are asked to make a judgment about either the letter or the digit, and consecutive trials require the same (nonswitch trials) or the other judgment task (switch trials).
We interrupt coverage of the collapse of just about everything in sight to bring truly shocking news about the seven-digit numbers recently posted in chain restaurants.
Techniques from classical cryptography may well suffice to recover useful information about the dialed digits, especially when side information is available.
It's starting to heat up down on the Las Vegas Strip again, and we're not just talking about the triple-digit temperatures tourists have to brave when they walk around out of range of misters down Las Vegas Boulevard.
Devin talked about the double-digit multiplication homework that he had finished.
Forget about the double-digit deficits that a few polls showed after a rather successful Democratic convention and several more Trump incidents.
