The phrase "about the inception" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the beginning or starting point of a project, idea, or event.
Example: "The documentary focuses on the challenges faced by the team about the inception of the project."
Alternatives: "regarding the beginning" or "concerning the start".
It rendered you less likely to ask the essential questions about the inception of the war.
Broomfield himself is apparently straightforward about the inception of the Tupac and Biggie film, saying: "It always takes a while to decide on every film, and this one was obviously difficult.
Can you talk about the inception of the idea and the sub-shows and decision to include these artists?
The origins of the Dual Kangiten have perplexed scholars for years; there is no concrete evidence about the inception of this form.
In this documentary, director Roman Polanski, actress Mia Farrow, and producer Bob Evans battle back and forth about the inception and completion of the iconic film.
Twelve years later they're acknowledging what I warned about since the inception of this day.
I switched to writing the first drafts of my fictions on a manual typewriter about a decade ago because of the inception of broadband internet.
The entry into the international market of new China-based manufacturers has reshaped a chemical market which had existed in its oligopoly state for about 80 years since the inception, in the 1920s, of the commercial fermentation process in western Europe and in the US.
But we also need to have another conversation in this country, perhaps even this world, and that conversation needs to be about how we prevent the inception of the crime in the mind of the would-be criminal.
Besides the fact that it is based on census and sometimes zip-code data, the national Broadband Map database is an atrocious map, which we been writing about since its inception.
