The phrase "about the organizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the act or process of organizing something, such as an event, project, or group.
Example: "We had a productive meeting about the organizing of the upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "regarding the organization" or "concerning the arrangement".
And we'll talk more about that when we talk about the organizing themes.
Connected with the questions just discussed are problems about the organizing principles of nature; i.e., about natural causality.
First, we learn about the organizing aims of each of the psychological parts.
Editor's NoteThis is the second in a three-part series about the organizing efforts of the Biological Sciences Division Postdoctoral Association (BSD-PDA) at the University of Chicago.
Indeed, the university's filing includes only 14 affidavits from postdoctoral fellows [who] allege a range of unclear and general claims that run counter to everything the Union has ever stated about the organizing process, including the clear statements on this very Web site".
Details about the Thinking Evolutionarily Convocation, including the agenda, information about the organizing committee, presenter and panelist biosketches, and a list of recommended resources for teaching evolution can be found at the Thinking Evolutionarily website (http://nas-sites.org/thinkingevolutionarily).org/thinkingevolutionarily
Tells about the organized protest, such as the Eisenberg Action Community, demonstrations, posters, manifestos.
Acts of extreme violence are often carried out in isolation, but what about the organized far right in 2016?
Attempts to promote cancer screening have used a public health model that targets entire communities, e.g., mass-media campaigns about the organized screening system in Korea.
This report is about the outstanding achievement of the organizing ability of V.I.
