The phrase "about the prohibition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific prohibition or restriction, often in legal, social, or policy contexts.
Example: "The committee held a meeting to discuss the implications about the prohibition on smoking in public areas."
Alternatives: "regarding the ban" or "concerning the restriction".
Sorry, I read in the guidebook about the prohibition on chewing gum here, and thought of this joke from summer camp, circa 1988".
Americans United for Separation of Church and State, a liberal watchdog group, began sending churches warnings about the prohibition on partisan politics and reported several churches, accusing them of overstepping the law.
"Requiring courts to give a judgment on the merits of a complaint about the prohibition could have the effect of forcing upon them an institutional role not envisaged by the domestic constitutional order".
How about the prohibition of alcohol?
It has made possible greater gender equality in employment and it has brought about the prohibition of discrimination on grounds such as religion, sexual orientation, disability and age.
Plato's suggestion in the Phaedo that Philolaus had something to say about the prohibition against suicide is the closest we get to a pronouncement on how to live one's life.
The group, which received most of its support from young men and was not supported by most of the older chiefs, demanded African representation in the legislature and won support among the Kikuyu when it complained about low wages, the prohibition of coffee growing by Africans, and the condemnation by Christian missionaries of such traditional practices as female genital cutting.
Anyway, when you think about it, the prohibition is a little strange.
Apparently, handguns, rifles and shotguns will not be allowed in visitor centers, but there is a question about whether the prohibition applies to park hotels and restaurants where alcohol is served.
The opinion came in response to a question posed by Polk and Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery about where "the prohibition against using public resources arises" in regard to the ballot initiative.
Yet if Carter is concerned about first principles, the prohibition against torture should allow no exceptions.
