The phrase "about the erection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the construction or establishment of a structure, monument, or similar entity.
Example: "The report is about the erection of a new statue in the town square."
Alternatives: "regarding the construction of" or "concerning the establishment of".
In Celebration was followed in the same year, 1969, by The Contractor, about the erection of a marquee for a party in the grounds of a big house in Yorkshire.
Rajab speaks about the erection of the pyramids with pride; one that is deeply-rooted in Egypt's history.
What disturbed me most about the erection of the Ten Commandments sculpture in Alabama over a decade ago was the assumption that those of us who regard the Ten Commandments as fundamental to our religious belief system agree about exactly which commandments were on those stone tablets.
Rabbit a la Berlin (Germany/Bartek Konopka): This seeming black and white doc about the erection of the Berlin Wall and its segregation of rabbits who first benefited from their privacy and then suffered later due to human folly, is a sly rumination on humanity's ability to shift its attention and transform its compassion.
The novel is about the second, highly imperfect miracle, the erection of the spire – and the cost, which is financial, physical and spiritual.
Her topic was motivated by several observations including comments from French President Poincaré which to her seemed significant to France's attitude about racial equality, as well as the erection of a monument in Dakar, "A la Gloire de l Armée Noirse" (VAJC, 324).
You might erect or participate in the erection of a tent or building.
Beginning about 790 in the western edge of the Central Subregion, such ceremonial activity as the erection of stelae virtually came to a standstill.
The erection of a wall signifies that someone has got something precious and that the others should know about it.
Money is required for the erection of this astronomical center.
"The people who were pleased with the erection of the statues in town were my Sunday-school teachers, and they weren't thinking about slavery or oppression.
