The phrase "about the disarray" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that is chaotic or in a state of disorder.
Example: "The manager held a meeting to talk about the disarray in the project timeline and how to address it."
Alternatives: "regarding the chaos" or "concerning the disorder".
It is about the disarray love brings, the jumble and the daze of it.
Of particular note are the astounding revelations about the disarray in which the Brazilian Congress is allowed to operate.
And the name of the new president is Martin Luther King III, the great King's son.This contrast says much about the disarray of America's civil-rights movement.
Personally, I am less concerned about the disarray of Carney's forward guidance than with his apparent lack of concern about bankers' so-called "remuneration".
That says quite a lot, not so much about Mr Charest, but about the disarray of the separatist opposition and the recent quiet effectiveness of Canadian federalism.That Quebec should remain a part of mainly English-speaking Canada can never be taken for granted.
"Women connect with their roommate about what to bring; men throw stuff in clothes baskets the night before they depart for school and just show up," the university says, presumably to reassure the parents of young men about the disarray in their homes.
While the liberals cast about in disarray, the Republicans developed an effective antiliberal rhetoric and stuck with it to great effect, eventually landing Ronald Reagan in the White House.
If you've got your partner's best interest at heart, and you're honest about the behavior contributing to the disarray of the relationship, this can be a useful tool.
The blunt Midwesterner with the oversized glasses suggested that the disarray was less about modernity than the ancient flaws of ego and ambition -- "careerists" with a "don't rock the boat" attitude that hampered aggressive investigations.
The Conservatives are optimistic about their chances in part because of the disarray in the far right movements.
The confusion about the commander's fate pales with the disarray that would be left by his absence.
