The phrase "about the nascent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is in its early stages of development or formation.
Example: "The researchers presented their findings about the nascent technology that could revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "regarding the emerging" or "concerning the developing".
The next day, Ms. Ewell e-mailed other filmmakers she knew to ask if they'd like to help shoot, edit and produce a documentary about the nascent movement.
Now, one sign that the industry is confident about the nascent economic recovery is the unabashed pride that many makers are taking in touting their newest tourbillons.
By 15, the south Londoner was writing tunes for his debut album, Newstep, and appearing on a Radio 1 documentary about the nascent dubstep scene.
THE POLITICAL SCENE about the nascent 2000 Presidential campaign... Describes the Gore Presidential campaign — often, prematurely described as "stumbling" — and the contrast between Gore, Gov. Bush and Clinton... Bill Clinton is leaving us.
But inside JPMorgan, it's considered an experiment, a way to gather information and get educated about the nascent fintech lending space, and yes — assuming all goes well — possibly to acquire the company or one of its rivals.
Vidal's crime novels don't merely share the high wit and style of his more "serious" fictions; they also drop some rare clues about the nascent thinking that went into the more oft-cited efforts.
In their front yard, a large sign reads: "We need more of you!!" A box below it is stuffed with leaflets about joining the nascent group, which they hope will be able to buy the lakes from Ms. Lehman and repair the dams.
He was asked a question about fantasy sports and stumbled through an answer about how to regulate the nascent gaming industry then Chris Christie swooped in and denounced the question itself.
Once it was the American railways griping about unfair competition from the nascent airline industry.
Economists say that difference speaks volumes about the strength of the nascent recovery in Japan's economy, the world's second largest.
From 1979 onwards the members have been elected directly.The role of governments in setting policy and appointing personnel was one response to concerns about democratic accountability within the nascent EU.
