The phrase "about the recollection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing memories, thoughts, or the act of remembering something.
Example: "She spoke eloquently about the recollection of her childhood adventures."
Alternatives: "regarding the memory" or "concerning the remembrance".
Then he changed his mind about the recollection.
Bond's portrait of Shakespeare as a guilt-ridden figure, haunted by memories of the cruelty and injustice of his society, is moving and plausible – there is a pithy vividness about the recollection of Globe theatregoers walking under 16 severed heads and of "women with shopping bags stepping over puddles of blood".
I told him about the recollection of Nolen Shivers, Middleton's longtime coworker.
A time lag of approximately one month appeared therefore to be reasonable to cover both of these domains by trying to minimize recall bias about the recollection of consultation characteristics and by maximizing treatment effects as perceived by patients.
Correction: February 6 , 2004 Friday An article in Science Times on Jan . 13about the recollections of a physician for President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife, Mamie, misstated the year Eisenhower met the doctor, William North Sterrett.
The findings indicate that paralinguistic aspects of speech, especially pitch variability, are promising measures to gain information about fear processing during the recollection of autobiographical memories.
Part of the small but growing category of the animated documentary, Waltz With Bashir is really a film about repressed memory, and the recollection of Israeli soldiers trying to understand why they're having these nightmares.
And the things he uses it to say ("sing" isn't quite right, is it?)—all the gnomic stuff about the darkness doubling, the recollection of lightning striking itself, the vision of the titular marquee moon.
Tell me about the first recollection of him you have.
A scholar of American art, Nemerov writes about the presence of art, the recollection of the past and the importance of the humanities in our lives today.
Ms. Soo Hoo who spent a good deal of her cross-examination eliciting nothing from Ms. Palazzo but the recollection that she'd worked for Mr. Pellicano, slept with Mr. Turner and talked to the government, tried unsuccessfully to refresh Ms. Palazzo's recollection about the matter of Mr. Turner's alleged wiretapping.
