The phrase "about the foundation that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific foundation or basis for an idea, argument, or project.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about the foundation that supports our research findings."
Alternatives: "regarding the foundation that" or "concerning the foundation that".
Perhaps the most salient thing about the foundation that bears his name is that Donald Trump himself has given a relatively small amount of money to the Trump Foundation and none since 2009, although we won't know for sure until – don't hold your breath – Trump releases his tax returns.
How has your own role evolved over the years, and what was it about the foundation that kept things interesting for you all this time?
For two days in Memphis — pregame and postgame — Coach Steve Alford talked about the "foundation" that was built.
"We're excited about the foundation that PayDivvy has created to allow consumers to easily split and track their bills and share expenses," said Whitney Stewart, the VP of product for Higher One.
"I've always been passionate about the foundation that treatment provides people allowing them to get into 12 step programs like [Alcoholics Anonymous] and be successful," he said.
The King family is reported to have demanded and received about $800,000 in fees from the foundation that was established to create the memorial, just for permission to use Dr. King's words and likeness for fund-raising.
The panel is one of several panels sponsored by the foundation that make recommendations about how to improve treatment for kidney patients.
In one video clip, an older man named Jeff talks about getting a screening from the foundation that he read about in the newspaper.
In addition, the foundations that are notoriously shy about supporting things religious would probably rush to finance research in postsecularism.
I am more concerned about the shifting of the foundations that such cynically engineered tremors cause.
Essentially, to infer belief in a statement "Bob's key is K b ", Alice needs to trust C A3, the creator of that assertion, with respect to the truth of the statement; however, this raises questions that ask about the foundation of that trust, and how the trust is inferred or calculated.
