The phrase "about the imprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing details or information related to an imprint, such as in printing, publishing, or branding contexts.
Example: "The report provides comprehensive information about the imprint of the book, including its history and significance."
Alternatives: "regarding the imprint" or "concerning the imprint".
Information about the imprinted genes and their allele-specific expression is given in additional file 1. Table 1 shows the sequence properties of human imprinted and autosomal genes; data for the mouse are given in Additional file 2. In the human, the G+C content is insignificantly elevated for imprinted genes compared to the level of all autosomal genes (Wilcoxon test, p > 0.1).
The oldest book within the library was printed in Venice around 1480, with the oldest English book printed in about 1500 bearing the imprint of Wynkyn de Worde.
In the decades since Botham has become a doggedly harrumphing pundit, a charitable fundraising phenomenon and ultimately the curator of his own weighty legend, porting about with him the imprint of his own supreme Beefiness.
The heaviest, at about 7,000 pounds, carries the imprint of the Fifth Amendment, which protects against abuse of government authority in a legal procedure.
A front-page article on Sunday about the conservative imprint that President Bush and other Republican presidents have put on the nation's judiciary misstated the number of the 13 Circuit Courts of Appeal that have majorities of judges appointed by Republican presidents.
We should not talk about the Modern Classics imprint in the past tense, of course: its work continues, although nowadays, to a large extent, it necessarily consists of repackaging rather than rediscovering - as with, for instance, its recent excellent run of Elizabeth Taylor novels.
In 2015, we spoke with Mr. Mitch about the Gobstopper imprint.
And should the customers have any doubt about the studio's expertise, the imprint also displayed images of photography's three distinctly un-Oriental originators: William Henry Fox Talbot, Nicéphore Nièpce and Louis-Jacques Mande Daguerre.
The tire is 240 mm wide, and the imprint is about 270 mm long.
We were about a week away from signing the deal when Sony replaced one of their higher-ups, and he turned around and shut down all the imprint labels, thus nullifying about eight months of work on our end.
