The phrase "about the patch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific patch, such as a software update, a physical patch on clothing, or a patch of land.
Example: "The developer provided detailed information about the patch that fixed several bugs in the software."
Alternatives: "regarding the patch" or "concerning the patch".
Warning About the Patch The contraceptive patch delivers continuous daily doses of a progestin and 20 micrograms of estrogen.
Senior police have told Guardian Australia that Mashaghati secretly acted as the Finks' broker with the European arm of the Mongols to bring about the "patch over".
The project got another lift — mainly psychological — last year when NASA, whose Kepler spacecraft is beaming back news about the patch of Cygnus that it surveys, published its first list of 1,235 exoplanet candidates.
The site will usually offer information about the patch's purpose.
Each metric provided complementary information about the patch's ecological integrity.
And she said she did not recall receiving special instructions about the patch when she picked her older brother up at the hospital.
His thighs were also scarred — "boo-boos," he had called them, whenever his children asked about the patches of gnarled flesh.
Since the program was announced on Thursday, the city's 311 hot line has received more than 28,000 calls about the patches, health officials said yesterday, a daily increase of about 25percentt.
The Food and Drug Administration issued warnings about the patches in 2007 after deaths were linked to it, but a private clinic in Albuquerque prescribed the medication because his other painkillers had failed, records show.
In fact, we had a bitter fight about the patches of mould on our groundsheet and went to sleep with a Berlin Wall of damp loo roll stacked between us that nearly reached the tent poles.
She proudly waved raised arms to her fans, not caring about the patches of hair under her arms catching the light of dozens of camera flashes.
