The phrase "about the essentials and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental aspects or key points of a topic, often leading into further elaboration.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on the project timeline, budget, and about the essentials and any potential challenges we may face."
Alternatives: "regarding the fundamentals and" or "concerning the key elements and".
(If there's one thing we've learned in all this it's about the essential and ambitious work Holly Petraeus has been doing to protect veterans financially).
When he announced the policy reversal in August 2014, Abbott said, "leadership is about preserving national unity on the essentials and that is why I have taken this decision".
"So this may be an audacious suggestion, but I would suggest we put aside the health care debate until next year, the same way we put cap and trade and climate change, and talk now about the essentials, the war and money".
"All applicants should be asked broadly the same questions about their ability to meet the essential and desirable job criteria" and work safely, Moughton writes.
Woodward was motivated by the alarm that was then prevalent among liberals about what they took to be the essential and irredeemable impulses of conservative voters.
The learned prose is peppered with slangy expressions from below the salt: the elderly John Ruskin was "cuckoo"; "right-wing loonies" used to oppose fluoride in drinking water; Goya painted "things that went bump in the night"; and "Licht is certainly right on the beam about the essential marcialidad and modernity of Goya's challenging cutie".
We know much more about the nature of the problems than we do about the essential, transferable and sustainable ingredients of the solutions.
Avedon did, in fact, have certain idées fixes about the essential whomever; and then, through some astonishing act of photographic magic against that white paper, could make clothes, expression, collude in imprinting the essential them.
In the late 1940s they were already thinking about the essential rigidity and (from one point of view) logical inefficiency of machines which, unlike living information processors, can only do one thing at a time, leaving the whole elaborate structure of the rest idle.
