The phrase "about the patrol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or information related to a patrol, such as in military, law enforcement, or security contexts.
Example: "The report provided detailed information about the patrol conducted last night in the downtown area."
Alternatives: "regarding the patrol" or "concerning the patrol".
General Clark's report acknowledged that a pivotal allied mistake was not informing Pakistan about the patrol.
Mr. Ricketts requested the review on June 23 as a flurry of allegations surfaced about the patrol and its leaders.
Ms. Schultheis said she learned about the patrol car when the dealership called to ask how to fill out the title.
When some in a crowd that clustered about the patrol appealed for the Americans to withdraw from the town so the insurgents would attack elsewhere, a debate ensued, rare for American troops anywhere in Iraq.
Questions about the attack, which killed four Americans and five Nigeriens, have emerged because members of the convoy have given conflicting accounts about whether the patrol was simply ambushed or was attacked after it was reassigned to support a separate clandestine counterterrorism mission against Islamic insurgents, according to accounts from military officials from both countries.
After about 15-20 minuthe the patrol boat is ready to go out to sea.
The firing ended after about five minutes and the patrol left the area.
Surrounded and outnumbered about a hundred-fold, the patrol made a last stand as three of its number broke out and rode back to the river to muster reinforcements from Forbes.
Otherwise, the public is prevented from participating in, or even knowing about, the way police officers patrolling their streets are dealt with when they commit abuses.
Tells about the organized patrol system.
Matt Tomasino as Lieutenant Peters and Jim Tracy as Captain Franks generate a sense of urgency about the lost patrol that occasionally flags elsewhere onstage.
