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The phrase "about the violence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to violent acts, behaviors, or situations, often in a context of analysis or commentary.
Example: "The documentary provides a deep insight about the violence that has plagued the region for decades."
Alternatives: "regarding the violence" or "concerning the violence".
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What about the violence?
Comment about the violence in Northern Ireland.
He told her about the violence.
"He was all about the violence.
I was worried about the violence.
Am I concerned about the violence?
Jim Lawson was blunt about the violence.
Perhaps they were concerned about the violence.
Mr. Sanchez felt uneasy about the violence.
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That could be a cue for you to ask a little bit more about [the violence].
VICE Speaks with Gigi Ibrahim About the Violence in Egypt.
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