The phrase "about the incident when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific event or occurrence that is being discussed or described.
Example: "I want to talk about the incident when the power went out during the meeting."
Alternatives: "regarding the event when" or "concerning the situation when".
Tell us about the incident when you used the racial slur with a teammate.
The London-born actor, speaking on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs today, said he spoke to Kray – jailed in 1969 for two murders – about the incident when he went to see him in Broadmoor high-security hospital.
General Manager Phil Emery contended that he knew about the incident when he made the trade, sounding just as convincing as the teacher who supposedly spelled Abraham Lincoln wrong on the final exam on purpose.
Although he did not directly refer to his Government's 48-hour delay in acknowledging the accident, Mr. Lomeiko said he did not know about the incident when he left Moscow on Monday for New York.
Sushma Swaraj, the first woman to become leader of India's Hindu nationalist opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, spoke about the incident when the young woman was battling for her life: "Even if she survives, she will be a living corpse".
The KGB is telling these people, 'Your name is in the American cables and you are a traitor, an American agent, and you will be treated like an enemy.' " The WikiLeaks staff at Ellingham Hall found out about the incident when Belarusian activists began contacting them in a panic, and immediately became alarmed.
Tell several "friends, family or your minister" about the incidents when they occur.
Nor did federal regulators inquire about the incidents when the forms were filed by Honda.
It was just like his belated, ineffectual response on the BP oil spill and his reaction to the would-be Christmas Day bomber; it took him three days on vacation in Hawaii to speak about the terrorist incident when the country was scared about national security, and then he spent the next week callously shuttling from the podium to the golf course.
On the other side of Hay, ex-Tory leader Lord Howard was talking about the infamous incident when Jeremy Paxman asked him the same question 14 times on Newsnight.
But the thing that made me most sad about the whole incident when he said: 'Now, you look like the sort of girl that can get into a taxi'.
