The phrase "about the liquidation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the process of liquidating assets or a company.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the financial implications about the liquidation of the subsidiary."
Alternatives: "regarding the liquidation" or "concerning the liquidation".
What about the liquidation of opposition Tamils?
1.59pm GMT Draghi has batted away questions about the liquidation Anglo Irish Bank, referring everyone back to the Irish government.
Cornelius Louwrens, chief operating officer for SSI (UK), emailed staff in Redcar on Friday saying he had just been told about the liquidation following a board meeting of the parent group in Bangkok.
While the documents talk about the "liquidation of Mattermark," it also says they will "continue serving Mattermark customers as a part of FullContact".
There is no doubt that the uncertainty about his wife and daughter, not to mention rumors about the liquidation of the Jews of Lithuania, influenced his work at this time.
For one thing, outlets like this one were beginning to write more about the liquidation preferences that later-stage investors have come to demand, and the impact such terms have on earlier employees' holdings.
After military attempts to bring this about had been thwarted, the liquidation of the surviving Herero, along with the Nama people, was continued in concentration camps, a term that was used at the time for the archipelago of facilities the Germans built across Namibia.
Ashkan Karbasfrooshan warns about liquidation preferences: "The liquidation preference determines how the pie is shared in a liquidity event (M&A, I.P.O).
The liquidation will leave about 18,000 workers without jobs.
Aventine said it incurred a pretax loss of about $1.5 million related to the liquidation of $84.3 million in auction-rate securities this year.
The Dodd-Frank overhaul of Wall Street regulations that President Obama signed in July allows for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to be appointed as a receiver to bring about the "orderly liquidation" of huge financial companies as an alternative to bankruptcy court.
