The phrase "about the editing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to the process or aspects related to editing a particular work, such as a document, film, or book.
Example: "The article provides insights about the editing of the manuscript before its publication."
Alternatives: "regarding the editing of" or "concerning the editing of".
MacKenzie was extremely upset about the editing of his column, which included the refusal to publish certain items.
I was reminded of an anecdote about the editing of "Raging Bull" (for which Schoonmaker won an Oscar).
Mr. Waldstreicher said Mr. Wiencek had raised legitimate questions about the editing of Jefferson's farm records that scholars would need to untangle.
True, "The Great Moment" was Sturges's first box-office flop, and his disagreements with Paramount about the editing of the film led to a parting of their ways.
In 1897, when Mark Twain was upset about the editing of one of his books, he wrote to his publishers about the "damned half-developed foetus" of a proofreader they had saddled him with.
In a recent newspaper interview, Sir Alan revealed that he had been having rows about the editing of The Apprentice, with "these producers, these bloody arty-farty, creative arseholes".
"I could point to a lot of things that I've done that in retrospect would seem to be logical, but at the time, caused a lot of sleepless nights," he said, telling me about a moment during the editing of Inception, his 2010 film about a dream heist, when he hit what he calls a "brick wall of exposition".
CR: There's a lot of talk about the edit on our show, too.
I'm not thinking about anything right now except the editing of the show.
Mr. Moonves was demure about his involvement, particularly regarding the editing of the film.
As they struggle to complete the editing of "FireDancer," about the efforts of Afghans to assimilate into American culture, they say they feel the presence of its murdered creator among them.
