The phrase "about the spawning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to the process of spawning, particularly in biological or ecological contexts.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study about the spawning of salmon in the river."
Alternatives: "regarding the spawning" or "concerning the spawning".
We've written plenty about the spawn of Satan latest manifestation of the Angry Birds franchise already, so I'll keep this short and sweet: the game is now available for download on the aforementioned platforms — and the race is on to see how many millions more downloads Rovio can squeeze from its fowl-flinging cash-cow.
An interesting installment on Jan . 16 for instance, examines how volcanic activity in Alaska about 2,000 years ago disrupted the spawning journey of a population of salmon, with surprising results.
About 40% of the spawning grounds in the Qiantang river above the Fuchunjiang dam were lost by flooding (Zhong and Power, 1996).
As the club read "Freedom," Adams posted weekly essays with her musings and questions about the book, spawning hundreds of comments from Oprah's readers (I wrote about my own experience with the club for the Atlantic).
"Girls" was the millennials' answer to "Sex and the City," and the overexposure of Ms. Dunham's physique became a driving force of conversation about the show, spawning a small but intense and even frenzied debate about feminism, Madison Avenue and body image.
It is difficult to extrapolate the data presented here directly to the wild because too much is unknown about the actual spawning scenario of wild roach.
And no, the looming start of baseball season is not helping because simply thinking about the Tigers spawns an instant migraine.
Shiny Pikachu, shiny Dratini and shiny Bulbasaur were all about the same spawn rate, and I don't think Niantic will have tuned anything here, but we'll have to wait and see.
The Great Kate Wait is almost over now that Kate Middleton is in labor (excuse me, labour) and the world is prepared to spend its Monday speculating about the royal spawn.
This from Forbes: In January 2009, he bought an iPhone and realized that the seven-month old App Store was about to spawn a whole new industry of apps.
