The phrase "about the disaster of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to a specific disaster or its implications.
Example: "The documentary was primarily about the disaster of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti and its aftermath."
Alternatives: "regarding the disaster of" or "concerning the disaster of".
The Prince's populist affection for old-fashioned buildings turned out to be right at home in the Britain of Margaret Thatcher.... Tells about the disaster of Paternoster Square.
All of the above is His Girl Friday which you can accept as a comedy or a screwball noir about the disaster of being married.
The Prince's populist affection for old-fashioned buildings turned out to be right at home in the Britain of Margaret Thatcher.... Tells about the disaster of Paternoster Square..
During the day, while my sons are in school, I can't stop reading about the disaster of the world, the glaciers dying like living creatures, the great Pacific trash gyre, the hundreds of unrecorded deaths of species, millennia snuffed out as if they were not precious.
By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 I arrived in New Orleans two days after the levees broke in 2005 and spent much of the following nine months here, writing about the disaster of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath for The New Yorker.
He is worried doctors are about to repeat the "disaster" of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in women.
It is often remarked that, although he wrote his greatest novels in the period leading up to the First World War, Walser's writing says very little about the disasters of his time.
Worry about housing distracts us from the disaster of millions of young adults having no work, of income inequalities rising relentlessly.
TOKYO — In March 2008, the American ambassador in Tokyo sent a classified cable to Washington that contained a prophetic warning about the disaster preparedness of Japan, the United States' most important ally in Asia.
And not a word about the spectacular disaster of the illegal alien shamnesty, which will be the everlasting stain Rove leaves behind".
All Palin had to do was add in a paragraph about the pending disaster of carried interest and she would have not only won over the crowd but gotten significant fundraiser cash from the industry if she runs in 2012.
