The phrase "about the holder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or details related to a specific holder, such as a person or entity that possesses something.
Example: "The report provides comprehensive insights about the holder of the account, including their transaction history and account status."
Alternatives: "regarding the holder" or "concerning the holder".
They typically contain identification information about the holder, including the person's public key (used for encrypting and decrypting messages), along with the authority's digital signature, so that the recipient can verify with the authority that the certificate is authentic.
"I have this feeling that these bank accounts will come with bank cards which include biometric data about the holder and must be carried at all times …" predicted OneManisAnIsland.
Clicking on the titles of three routines at the top of the page — the only elements in color — brought up video of those performances, including a youthful Mr. Seinfeld in that momentous "Tonight Show" debut, riffing about the holder of the Guinness record for world's fattest man.
Once the website has obtained the Phorm cookie value, then in countries outside the European Union where such things are allowed (almost expected!), the unique tracking number can be combined with any other information the website holds about its visitor, and sold to the highest bidder, who can collate this data with anything else they know about the holder of the tracking number.
The license available to illegal immigrants would contain no information about the holder's immigration status.
Investor misgivings about the holder of a 71% stake (the Norwegian government), the company's recent purchase of Norsk Hydro 's energy business and regulatory issues delaying the startup of new projects.
The leading figures in both Washington journalism and television journalism are more than just solitary seekers and tellers of truth about the holders of governmental power.
Franklin had opposed putting portraits on coins; he advocated putting proverbs on coins about which the holder could profit through reflection.
The site said the file would contain no identifying information about the account holder – names, addresses etc – as this would have been "redacted" by the bank beforehand.
In Europe, however, a tiny computer chip, a puce, that contains security data about the card holder is embedded in the plastic and triggers the kiosk's release mechanism.
The speaker takes ¬p as established in the common ground, and she talks about the attitude holder's wrong belief in p at a certain contextually salient time prior to her utterance.
