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The phrase "about the event was" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement or description related to a specific event.
Example: "The information about the event was not clear, leading to confusion among the attendees."
Alternatives: "regarding the event was" or "concerning the event was".
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One concern of mine about the event was gender balance.
Nothing about the event was noteworthy, yet something about it seemed discordant.
For me, the standout thing about the event was the organisation: the rooms were well set-up and technically equipped.
Her string of tweets about the event was first reported by The Nytpicker, an anonymous Web site that focuses on The Times.
"What I remembered most about the event was that one of the older kids was trying to stuff one of the younger ones into the safe," Tenet said.
Second, the minimum information required about the event was: country, regions affected by the event, year, month, type of event, cause of event.
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All he could think about during the event was, "These are people you are talking about, not data".
"The organizers really had no great concerns -- they were discreet about what the event was going to be.
But after an Intel spokesperson fielded questions from the New York Times about the fundraiser, the event was cancelled.
(More about the event is at usbf.org).
Opinion about the event is polarised.
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