The phrase "about the preparedness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to readiness or the state of being prepared for a specific situation or event.
Example: "The report focuses on the community's efforts about the preparedness for natural disasters."
Alternatives: "regarding the readiness" or "concerning the preparedness".
Residency program directors have increasingly expressed concern about the preparedness of some medical school graduates for residency training.
"Our staff in Zimbabwe and Malawi, for example, are expressing concern about the preparedness of the seasonal crop.
In particular, the issue of concussions has raised concerns about the preparedness of school personnel to deal with them.
That attack raised questions about the preparedness of the officers, the decision-making of their commanding officers and the apparently superior intelligence-gathering abilities of the Maoists.
Questions have also been raised about the preparedness of some adoptive parents in the United States, on the one hand, and the mental health of some of the children, on the other.
So far it has claimed several lives, involves many more contacts and raises questions about the preparedness of the Malian authorities even as foreign medical agencies rushed in to help.
TOKYO — In March 2008, the American ambassador in Tokyo sent a classified cable to Washington that contained a prophetic warning about the disaster preparedness of Japan, the United States' most important ally in Asia.
We assume that these apoptotic signs are an intrafollicular message about the oocyte preparedness for ovulation or atresia.
Almost no information exists in the peer-reviewed literature about the emergency preparedness training standards and current trainings provided for Deaf and hard-of-hearing (Deaf/HH) populations.
Now I start thinking about the disaster-preparedness entrepreneur I once met, and the catalogue of safety goods I could have bought, and the fact that I have half a jug of water in the house and a bag of almonds.
The unique perceptions and needs of coastal Connecticut residents in the event of a hurricane underscores the importance of tailoring messages about storm preparedness, the nature of storm hazards and the likelihood of different damages, as well as evacuation resources.
