The phrase "about the precinct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing matters related to a specific precinct, such as in law enforcement, voting districts, or community issues.
Example: "The meeting will focus on the concerns about the precinct and how to address them effectively."
Alternatives: "regarding the precinct" or "concerning the precinct".
All around Sunset Park last week, people were trying to balance what they were learning about the precinct and the grief of a broken family, with their own experiences with the 72nd.
The commander in the spotlight was questioned by both the panel and other commanders about the precinct's performance.
In fact, Schoolcraft's complaints about the precinct and his suspicions about conspiracies and cover-ups have been borne out.
The Voter News Service computer system was supposed to use complicated equations and information about the precincts to assess voters' views and the outcomes.
Worried about retaliation, the precinct is deploying additional officers, and detectives are moving to identify both Mr. Rutland's friends and his enemies.
The IG also argues that the definition of what constitutes a choke hold, the evidence needed to prove one took place, and communication about the tactic at the precinct, borough, and higher levels of the Department varies among the NYPD's internal agencies.
With about half the precincts tallied, Mr. Kagame had 94.3percentt of the vote.
With about half the precincts reporting, the contest for the county's other vacant top law-enforcement post, district attorney, was more decisive.
Asked about the feeling in the precinct this week, one struggled to answer.
The rookie officer brought the handcuffed suspect, who was unhurt and ostentatiously nonchalant about his arrest, to the precinct house, expecting praise, or if not praise -- this was the N.Y.P.D. after all -- then silent approval for his valiant deed.
Those of us girls who had shown up early would be sitting on the stairs, pretending not to watch the boys playing football in the stairwells, reading Smash Hits or fiddling about with makeup from the precinct.
