The phrase "about the isolation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to the separation or solitude of a particular subject or entity.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the effects about the isolation of endangered species in their natural habitats."
Alternatives: "regarding the separation of" or "concerning the solitude of".
We hear a lot about the isolation of older people.
"All the windows are covered, and somehow this film is talking about the isolation of Iran.
In another disconnect between her theory and her own experience, Wolf talks about the isolation of the new mom.
One kid once asked me, 'Are you my uncle?' " OTHER staff members also wonder about the isolation of the students.
They're not about the isolation of death, they're about the commonality of it: compassion in the guise of complaint, universality expressed via the particular, the specific.
"Many states, some of Latin America and all of the Caribbean," he said, also "want to talk about the isolation of Cuba, the embargo, and all of that.
Five actors portray seventeen different characters in stories about loneliness: from the isolation of three men marooned by life in an assisted living facility to the simple distance between husband and wife in bed.
A visual screening for abnormal seed morphologies of the Versailles' collection of T-DNA insertion lines was performed allowing the isolation of about 250 mutants [4].
"It's about how to go beyond the isolation of individual car rides and about noticing our city streets as we shuttle to our destinations".
The isolation of about -67.97dB at 12 GHz and the insertion loss is -0.09 dB at 12 GHz.
Other posters complained about sometimes-unpredictable pay and the isolation of spending most of a work shift alone, as well as the financial stress of paying for a vehicle, gas, tolls and smartphone -- the engine that powers it all.
