The phrase "about the installment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing details or information related to a payment plan or a specific installment of a larger payment.
Example: "I would like to clarify some details about the installment due next month."
Alternatives: "regarding the installment" or "concerning the installment".
They are only thinking about the installment they have to pay.
He praised Campbell's acting, calling him "the best thing about" the installment, and complimented the entry's general concept.
Greg Nicotero joined me for the following conversation to talk about the installment and his friendship with Rodriguez.
No surprise, then, that star Stephen Amell was so enthusiastic about the installment when HuffPost TV visited the "Arrow" set in Vancouver earlier this month.
Something similar happens in the installment about "Olympia," Manet's 1863 portrait of a nude prostitute reclining languorously with a flower in her hair.
What's most striking about the second installment of the documentary, though, is the Vogels' subdued mood.
There has been far less buzz about the current installment, "Survivor: Africa," which is just as stylishly produced and cast and visually far more stunning.
How about the first installment of Movement Research's work-in-progress forum, which features Lenka Bartunkova, Alex Escalante, Dora Hostova and Juliana May? Seating is limited, so arrive early.
A dance review on Wednesday about the latest installment of Platform 2012: Parallels, at Danspace Project in Manhattan, misstated the connection between the choreographer Nora Chipaumire's solo "The Last Heifer" and the work of the artist Kara Walker.
The latest example of how Harry Potter aficionados -- even those of advanced age -- are hungering for any morsel about the next installment is a simple index card containing a mere 93 words scribbled in blue ink.
A music review on Monday about the second installment of "Liaisons: Reimagining Sondheim From the Piano," at Symphony Space in Manhattan, misstated the name of one of the lovers in Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's "Passion" who sings the opening duet, one of the pieces reworked in the concert.
