The phrase "about the expulsion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to someone's removal or dismissal from a group, organization, or place.
Example: "The article provides a detailed analysis about the expulsion of students from the university due to academic dishonesty."
Alternatives: "regarding the expulsion of" or "concerning the expulsion of".
Many have expressed dismay at the ICC's decision and yet said nothing about the expulsion of the aid agencies.
Maintaining an official silence then about the expulsion of the Germans was one of the bigger lies propagated by Communism.
"I was particularly concerned about the expulsion of a member of the board because he was critical of the way the company was managed," the letter said.
Fifa spent part of today arguing about the expulsion of Israel, an issue that has absolutely nothing to do with sport and absolutely everything to do with politics.
His next novel will be about the expulsion of Greeks from Turkey and vice versa after World War I ("a sort of enormous ethnic cleansing").
If one is interested in visiting the raunchier shores of modern romance and is not too picky either about grammar or about the expulsion of liquids from private orifices, there is "The Fabulous Girl's Guide to Decorum" (Broadway; $14.95).
Several ministers have openly voiced their unease about the expulsions of Roma (Gypsies) and other tough new measures.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who returned from Europe to teach modern languages at Harvard, was considered a boldly American poet: he wrote epics about Miles Standish and the expulsion of the Acadians from Nova Scotia.
By late 1993, after the Georgian Army left Abkhazia, Mr. Ardzinba's government orchestrated an ethnic cleansing campaign that resulted in the expulsion of about 250,000 ethnic Georgians, more than half of Abkhazia's population.
Mr. Lloyd left the decision to his son, although he said he was sure the boy understood his father's preference after a long conversation they had about discrimination, the Supreme Court and the expulsion of a gay scout leader in New Jersey that prompted nine years of litigation and the court's decision.
The Russian government today denounced the expulsion of about 50 of its diplomats from the United States as a "hostile" act and vowed an "adequate" retaliation.
