The phrase "about the flagship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a primary product, service, or initiative that represents a brand or organization.
Example: "The presentation will focus on the features and benefits about the flagship model of our new smartphone line."
Alternatives: "regarding the flagship" or "concerning the flagship".
He has previously expressed concerns about the flagship news bulletin being broadcast at the same time as ITV's.
Three other points about the flagship enrollment results are noteworthy.
There is a widespread lack of awareness about the flagship Home Office policy of directly-elected police and crime commissioners, a survey suggests.
Between a number of leaks and the company's own official announcements, it seems there's not much we don't already know about the flagship.
And now we get to the part where I wish I could tell you all about the flagship Digital Wellness features in Pie (because pie and wellness go together like Gwyneth Paltrow and jade eggs), but we'll have to wait a few days for that.
The letter reveals ministerial unease about whether the flagship work programme has been structured properly for a deteriorating labour market.
On the opening day of the Lib Dems' annual conference in Bournemouth, Clegg said he had to be "realistic" about whether the flagship policy was affordable given the country's mountain of debt.
The discussion on cuts in the arts ended abruptly when a red smoke bomb was set off in the crowd of about 100 people at the flagship branch of Foyles, causing the room to be evacuated.
When the flagship Kronan came about in the maneuver it suddenly heeled over and began to take in water.
She and Mr. Rivera-Massa said they had been sadder about the loss of the flagship Filene's Basement, in the Downtown Crossing shopping area of Boston.
The smaller print reveals that the ad is for Purdue University Calumet, in Hammond, Ind., about 100 miles from the flagship campus in West Lafayette.
