The phrase "about the file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information, details, or topics related to a specific file.
Example: "I need to gather some information about the file before we proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "regarding the file" or "concerning the file".
Earlier, the Labour MP Simon Danczuk had challenged Brittan to "share his knowledge" about the file prepared by Dickens.
Warden and Allan have set up a web page which answers questions about the file, and created a simple downloadable application to let Apple users check for themselves what location data the phone is retaining.
When Conde Nast, publisher of Wired, first launched the digital replica last year, thousands of ebullient readers across the land enthusiastically set out to read it in the new format, but many quickly grumbled online about the file size.
Powers proves himself capable of writing a sentence like the following: "But Vlad was an intelligence officer, and he certainly did not announce the object of his many questions about the file to be found among the records of the Soviet Division's counterintelligence staff concerning a certain K.G.B. officer named Mikhail Ivanovich Kondrashov".
TIP OF THE WEEK In Windows, right-clicking on a file or folder and choosing the Properties item from the pop-up menu opens the item's Properties box, which can tell you all sorts of helpful information about the file, like when it was created or how much hard drive space it is currently taking up.
It doesn't know anything about the file itself, really.
Mr. Schwartzman's group represented Free Press in its complaint against Comcast about the file-sharing controls.
But what about the files on people who never existed?
Let's not worry about the filing bit.
When contacted Friday about the filing, he offered a demure "no comment".
Mr. Hynes's spokesman, Jerry Schmetterer, said he would have no comment about the filing yesterday.
