The phrase "about the distinguished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to someone or something that is notable or respected.
Example: "The conference will focus on discussions about the distinguished contributions of scientists in the field."
Alternatives: "regarding the esteemed" or "concerning the notable".
Mr Smith was involved in meetings chaired by Tony Blair which discussed what to do about the distinguished weapons expert.
More information about the Distinguished Teaching Award and its current and past recipients is available at http://teaching.berkeley.edu.edu
Members of Congress, veterans' groups and (more quietly) serving troops are still seething about the Distinguished Warfare Medal (DWM), an award unveiled in February 2013 to honour actions with an "extraordinary" impact on combat operations, not involving personal valour or even proximity to a theatre of war.
Before I introduce her, a little bit about the distinguished scholar program.
Camilla's neighbor and Master of the Hunt, the old (and now deceased) Duke of Beaufort, once commented about the distinguished diarist James Lees-Milne, "This fellow, Lees-Milne.
At that point Richard Eyre, who is directing "Iris," calls "Cut" and everyone on the set of the screen story about the distinguished writer, who died in 1999 of Alzheimer's disease, goes briefly silent.
By Jane Boutwell The New Yorker, March 16 , 1987P. 28 A talk story about Hugues Cuenod, 84, the distinguished Swiss tenor... "If you sing a phrase as you would speak it, the music will attach itself naturally to the words," said Cuenod.
A talk story about Hugues Cuenod, 84, the distinguished Swiss tenor... "If you sing a phrase as you would speak it, the music will attach itself naturally to the words," said Cuenod.
"The goal of the site is to provide a booking tool exclusively for luxury properties," he said, and to offer more information about the distinguishing features of each hotel.
Hume, then, answers our question about the distinguishing characteristic of memory images by appealing to the relative vivacity and force of the image.
We have chosen this definition, although there is some debate about the distinguishing line between these regions [ 20].
