The phrase "about the slump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decline or downturn in a specific context, such as economics, business, or personal situations.
Example: "The report provides detailed analysis about the slump in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "regarding the downturn" or "concerning the decline".
An area of about, the slump consists of an intricate formation of beaches and scarps 2000-4500 m below the waterline.
Martinez said about the slump: "It has put the pressure on our pitchers.
Coughlin, through a team spokesman, declined to be interviewed about the slump.
The Greenbergs' discussions about the slump all come back to the same main thing.
He did not seem too worried about the slump, but there could be some concern about his team's poise at the tense conclusion of this game.
Torre's theory about the slump is that after the Yankees swept the Red Sox and established a big lead in the division, they fell into the habit of protecting their advantage, rather than trying to build on it.
But they worry more about the slumping economy.
Wall Street retreated Tuesday after the aluminum producer Alcoa and the chip maker Advanced Micro Devices issued disappointing reports and the Federal Reserve voiced concerns about the slumping economy.
They have found that the technology is still unreliable, the new handsets are late, the anticipated demand from consumers remains uncertain and now investors are grumbling about the slumping value of their shares.
The most pressing concern about the slumping morale is that it has exacerbated the personnel crisis the 41,000-member department is facing, even as it enjoys remarkable success in cutting crime.
After a weekend of talks among member nations of the fund and the World Bank, financial leaders made upbeat comments about the slumping world economy and promised to support a multibillion-dollar fight against infectious diseases in poor nations.
