The phrase "about the engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, issues, or subjects related to engineering.
Example: "The report provides detailed insights about the engineering challenges faced during the project."
Alternatives: "regarding the engineering" or "concerning the engineering".
We went out to find the best components we could find and it's about the engineering, too — how it's engineered and manufactured.
Ask him about the engineering, though, and he waves his hands dismissively.
There is little about the engineering of the "gadget" tested in the New Mexico desert on July 16 , 1945
But then most of us don't really think much about the engineering and labor involved in its construction when we drive across the Brooklyn Bridge.
As for how this works, the company's lips are as tightly sealed as they are about the engineering of next season's grand prix cars.
When Mr. Bondy took over the payroll office in 2004, there was already reason to worry about the engineering giant designing CityTime, Science Applications International Corporation, known as SAIC, and the monitoring work being done by Spherion.
The information about the engineering- geological conditions in the central part of St Petersburg, which are characterized by deep thickness of weak water saturated soil, is given.
Plus, naturally, Hired itself — Patel estimated that about 95percentt of the engineering team came in through the Hired service.
For example, the engineer servicing a customer does not know more about the product than the engineering manager does.
What it is about for Brown is the engineering challenge of building a machine that goes that fast.
"From early 2016 the Scotsman will tour the UK as a working museum exhibit, educating fans of all ages about the wonders of the engineering behind its steam traction.
