The phrase "about the various things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple topics or subjects in a general sense.
Example: "In this meeting, we will talk about the various things that need to be addressed in our project."
Alternatives: "regarding the different matters" or "concerning the various topics".
Writer tells about the various things: strange, unpalatable, items that symposiasts, present or past, had consumed--from ground bats' wings to frogs' ovaries.
The performances range from Tommy Bradson's rock cabaret, The Men My Mother Loved, to Nicola Gunn's intimate and participatory Hello My Name Is. "We've programmed the shows in such a way that they'll all come out at about the same time to create a bit of a critical mass – that people hang around and talk about the various things they've seen," says Berthold.
Representative John Yarmuth, 60, a Democrat from Kentucky, recently talked about the pedometer challenge during a speech on preventative health care in Louisville, Ky. "We were talking about the various things he could talk about," said Stuart Perelmuter, Mr. Yarmuth's press secretary.
A serial entrepreneur, Seay was diagnosed with cancer in late 2010, and began to think about the various things people would want to share with their children, friends, family and loved ones.
The mass of evidence generated over more than a decade of experimentation has told researchers a lot about the various things that are likely to determine how well it works - and the biggest trial of all, the German Lohafex project, suggested it might not work at all.
When I listen to the evening news I often get challenged about the various things I hear.
Obama looked tired when he talked about the case, listing the various things for which there was "no excuse" (violence, mostly) and expressing his hope that people would try "to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other".
"Before we ever spoke or met, I read all the various things written about Graham's time at Preston, his apparent preference in style of football and his apparent obsession with fitness and physicality over style, flair and fast free flowing football.
You also may find some tips from the celebrity about various things whether it's about fashion, or expressing yourself, or confidence.
My father-in-law has on occasion corrected me when I have said that I feel "lucky" about various things: about the health and intelligence of my children, about my husband's secure and well-paying job, about my success as a writer, about living in America, about friends and family who support me.
Rao told Sky Sports: "We are talking about various things, so many, about the manager, about the players, about staff, about the club.
