The phrase "about the localities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to specific places or regions, often in a geographical or sociocultural context.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about the localities affected by the recent natural disaster."
Alternatives: "regarding the areas" or "concerning the regions".
It catches something about the locality I've not read in any other writer since Jessie Kesson; it conjours landscape by strength of voice, and its take on history is as bracing and cleansing as the local weather.
With only a single specimen of each species, a shell, or a fragment of a colony, these naturalists worked with a magnifier, a lamp, paper, ink, and a pen on a bench, with approximate information about the locality where the specimen was found.
We gathered general practice characteristics about the locality of the practice (urbanization), number of patients in the practice, and the practice type (single or group practice).
Each year, more than one million houses were sprayed in about 5,000 localities of the country protecting about five million people from the risk of malaria [3].
Possibly some specimens in this group might have been collected from hybrid zones, although we lack detailed information about the sampling localities for some specimens of this study (Additional file 7).
Distance stratification was based on the geographical distribution of the localities and complaints about the odor related to IP emissions.
The distance stratification was based on the geographical distribution of the localities and complaints about the odorous pollutants related to the IP emissions.
But the localities are currently complaining".
However, his interest in maritime subjects led to several extremely successful non-fiction books about the Vancouver locality, notably one about the elderly wooden boats used by the Forest Service to patrol the coasts, fight fires and so on.
