The phrase "about the facets of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various aspects or dimensions of a particular topic or subject.
Example: "In her presentation, she spoke about the facets of climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "regarding the aspects of" or "concerning the dimensions of".
By examining learner performance over a number of training sessions, we can test to see whether experts are correct in their assumptions about the facets of a competency.
Though I never found anyone to actually play the game with, the weird deforming energy that came from simply thinking about the facets of the game was palpable.
Detailed information about the facets of assessment to which respondents adapted their learning and the facets of learning that they adapted in response to assessment were sought throughout, using probing questions where appropriate.
As a security and safety expert, I often lecture about all the facets of a kidnapping.
Xaque Gruber: I think about all the facets of your career - you are a unique talent not just on the Latin entertainment landscape, but on every landscape.
It's really about knowing all the facets of the music industry, both creatively and business-wise.
Six passionate ambassadors, including myself, are leading the ABRV Tour (a 45-foot streamliner bus stocked with flat-screen televisions, iPads and more) on a nationwide mission to expose and invigorate a new generation of fans about the wonderful facets of the game and introduce more people to the Sport of Kings (and Queens).
It has some very funny poems, too, like "Mrs Darwin": 7 April 1852 Went to the Zoo I said to him — Something about that chimpanzee over there reminds me of you Some of Ms. Duffy's most evocative and moving poems are found in the collection "Rapture," about the many facets of love, from the early "glamorous hell" of falling in love to the agonies of romantic unraveling.
We have written extensively about the many facets of the sex industry, making clear that there is indeed room for many points of view when it comes to porn, stripping, and even prostitution.
Much has been learned about the many facets of the syndrome, including its prevalence, incidence, and risks of leading to the development other conditions such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Pieces from The New Yorker's archive about the many facets of debt and the myriad ways it affects our lives.
