The phrase "about the plaque" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or details related to a specific plaque, such as its significance, history, or location.
Example: "The tour guide provided interesting facts about the plaque commemorating the historic event."
Alternatives: "regarding the plaque" or "concerning the plaque".
"We are very happy with what the city has done about the plaque," said Paul Fitzgerald, spokesman for the Peterloo massacre memorial campaign.
In January, when the argument about the plaque started, someone from the Socialist Party had called him and asked if he had heard the rumors about Waldheim.
"I got rung up by the Daily Express, saying, 'Have you heard about the plaque on the front of a council house in Wakefield?' And they'd put it on the wrong house.
I checked the archives at Borough Hall and the Municipal Building, where I thought I might find a yellowed newspaper clipping about the plaque's unveiling on what was then a bar and grill known as the Golden Eagle.
When I asked al-Ejla about the plaque, he threw up his hands in contempt.
When later asked about the plaque, she would say that Lennon had it made for her husband, and not her.
We made observations about the bike, the plaque, the white paint and the flowers, and wondered who was responsible for the upkeep.
In the process, they remove about 60percentt of the plaque.
To find a diplomatic solution, Mr. Ebrard has appointed a three-man committee and promised to follow its recommendations, not only about the statue and the plaque but also about how to make decisions a little more transparent.
Disputes about the wording of the plaque, and now, the 32-ton monolith itself (described by Mr. Manitzas as "offensive") have put the entire project at risk.
She stood in the center of Micanopy hating her unsweet tea, because it was encased in plastic foam that would disintegrate and float on the surface of the waters forever; but then she found the plaque about William Bartram, who had passed through Micanopy in 1774, when it was a Seminole trading post called Cuscowilla.
