The phrase "about the notebooks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or information related to notebooks, such as their features, uses, or any specific details concerning them.
Example: "I have some questions about the notebooks we ordered for the new semester."
Alternatives: "regarding the notebooks" or "concerning the notebooks".
Rengan Rajaratnam told Mr. Smith that he had wanted "to confirm" that he "was not going to say anything about the notebooks or black book," the F.B.I.'s notes from the meeting said.
We both felt it was important that the show be about the notebooks -- that the paintings and drawings should be carefully selected to compliment the notebooks and not overwhelm, and to highlight Basquiat the poet and thinker and visual artist.
Smith claimed in the interview that Rengan Rajaratnam spoke to him about the removal of the documents some time later "in a manner in which Smith interpreted to mean that 'Rengan wanted to confirm (Smith) was not going to say anything about the notebooks,'" the court filings say.
About: The Jupyter Notebook is a web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text.
Then he heard about the notebook.
Other news outlets also published articles about the notebook.
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But my feeling about "The Notebook" is that it's a terrific story poorly told.
"What is striking about the notebook is the revelation of his earliest interests," Clayton said.
Two days later, the court issued another order, preventing any party, including the police, from revealing information about the notebook or its contents.
The District Court conducted a hearing to determine who had leaked the information about the notebook, and called fourteen police officers, all of whom testified that they had not been the leak.
