The phrase "about the locus of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the location, position, or focus of something, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The research paper delves into the theories about the locus of control in psychological studies."
Alternatives: "regarding the location of" or "concerning the position of".
"It doesn't have roots in the society -- and there are questions about the locus of power in the system.
An even more fundamental issue lurks in the Court's opinion if a casual but explicit phrase about the locus of the search and seizure as 'a place of business, not a private residence' is intended to carry relevant legal implications.
She argues that in fact, Aristotle and Kant share a distinctive view about the locus of moral value and the nature of human choice that, among other things, gives them account of what it means to act rationally that is superior to other accounts.
"Given these anatomical uncertainties, it may be premature to draw firm conclusions about the locus of memory enhancing stimulation," Suzanne Corkin, a neuroscientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and author of a coming book about H.M., "Permanent Present Tense," said in an e-mail.
The former is a thesis about events in counterfactual circumstances, whereas the latter is a thesis about the locus of causal control in the actual circumstances.
This research contributes to the growing body of work in the receiver-led point of view that draws potential optimisation of city logistics initiatives [37] from the inbound logistics perspective, and also informs the wider discussion about the locus of power in supply chains [38].
The site's recent pieces include a video by an Egyptian-Lebanese artist about Tahrir Square, the locus of the Egyptian uprising two years ago, and a short film about family debt in America made by a self-described "debt resistance" art collective with roots in the Occupy Wall Street movement.
This allowed us to make predictions about the loci of these genes based on their clustering.
California should be a leader, perhaps by a wide margin — it has a significant solar industry, longstanding environmental regulation, and it is the locus of about half the country's venture capital investment, which these days is moving into all things green.
Although there has been some debate about the exact locus of the word frequency effect (e.g. Balota & Chumbley, 1984; Mccann et al., 1988; Paap & Johansen, 1994), recent behavioural studies have provided strong evidence that early word recognition processes are sensitive to word frequency (Allen et al., 2005; Cleland et al., 2006).
The Orleanist system thus rested on a basic ambiguity about the real locus of authority.
