The phrase "about the systems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to various systems, such as technological, organizational, or biological systems.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about the systems in place for data management."
Alternatives: "regarding the systems" or "concerning the systems".
Edwards was impassioned about the systems and preparation that have brought the team to this point.
It must ask questions about the systems in which these parts function.
He left behind some rude messages about the systems' sloppy security and was arrested by British police.
During his match with Topalov, Anand used openings that Kramnik has honed, so he talked to Anand about the systems.
Interviews with security experts and executives in Asia and the United States also provided previously unknown details about the systems American companies are providing.
Mission managers grew worried about the systems that separate the solid-fuel booster rockets from the external fuel tank shortly after liftoff.
But questions have been raised about the systems used to implement the blocking, for which TalkTalk will use a service called HomeSafe.
"On day one you merge the books; on day two you do the regulatory paperwork, and on day three you start talking about the systems".
The advance, scientists and industry executives said, should free computer designers to think about the systems they create in new ways, making it possible to conceive of machines that are not situated in a single physical place.
"Following the Volkswagen emissions scandal, the whole of the automotive industry must work hard to restore public trust by being transparent about the systems they employ and advancing plans for introducing cleaner engine technology".
But in a recent paper in Nature Climate Change, researchers write that they are beginning to understand more about the systems driving the monsoon and that they hope to improve their projections in years to come.
