The phrase "about the gestation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the development or process of something, often in a biological or metaphorical context.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the gestation of new ideas within the field of technology."
Alternatives: "regarding the development of" or "concerning the formation of".
Once, when I'd asked L'Engle about the gestation of Maggy Hamilton, she said, "Maggy has always been Maggy, not Maria.
That audience sat riveted as O'Brien questioned Nichols about the gestation of his first two films, which did as much as any other two films to mold the zeitgeist of the 1960s: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
My Iraqi interpreter and friend has been stuck in Baghdad for months while the Department of Homeland Security conducts a background check that seems about as long and arduous as the gestation of Homo sapiens.
There often seems to be something unshakable about the gestation cycles of great novelists.
In recent interviews about the troubled gestation of Surfing the Void, their bright, likable frontman Jamie Reynolds has been predictably frank about rejected producers (Tony Visconti, Focus) and abandoned sessions (with Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford).
"We were lazy Bristol twats," Daddy G would say later about the protracted gestation of Blue Lines.
The newborn cortical neurons initially emerge at the mouse gestation of about embryonic day 10.5 (E10.5) and then form the preplate (PP), a cohort of cells located at the surface part (SP) of the cortical mantle.
It is well known that the gestation period of pregnancy is about 90 100 days, although we found no report of changes in P4 concentration during pregnancy.
The unusually long gestation of about 250 to 300 days is caused by delayed implantation of the fertilized egg in the wall of the uterus.
And we learn about the long gestation period of the successor to the 707, the 747, which is still with us.
The sengi Rhynchocyon (with a mass of about 540 g and gestation of around 42 days) compares well with the rodent Sciurus (with a mass of about 530 g and gestation of around 44 days; see Additional file 1).
