The phrase "about the segments of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific parts or divisions of a larger whole, often in contexts like analysis, research, or presentations.
Example: "In this report, we will provide detailed information about the segments of the market that are most relevant to our study."
Alternatives: "regarding the sections of" or "concerning the parts of".
If beauty is indeed in the eye of the beholder, aren't we, in one sense, simply talking about the segment of the population that thumbs those worn covers of Sports Illustrated?
Its findings, that the percentage of Christians has declined and that of the religiously unaffiliated -- aka, "The Nones," as in none of the above -- increased by six percent in the last seven years, triggered a flurry of speculation, especially about the segment of Nones called "spiritual but not religious" (SBNR).
Tells about the filming of some of the segments of the "vignette" commercial.
Once the song was almost finished, the band had doubts about the first segment of the soundcheck backing track.
However, it is not correct to say that none of the other candidates talk about the middle class — in fact, several of the candidates talk about that segment of the population frequently.
With Kentucky in play today, and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton likely to win that state with its sizable swath of rural voters, we asked Dave Mudcat Saundersrs, a Democratic strategist from Roanoke, Va., to talk about this segment of the electorate and its importance to the 2008 campaigns.
What do we do about that segment of the population that proudly says to the world, yeah, we think Donald Trump should be the face of the America — that this is who we are?
G.E.'s results helped calm jitters about many segments of the economy, since the company has a hand in a variety of enterprises, including network television and health care.
Politicians draw the obvious conclusion when they are thinking about which segments of the electorate they should try to charm.
"We are making the investment for a number of strategic reasons, including a chance to learn more about certain segments of the China market," Cook said in the Reuters interview.
