The phrase "about the worthiness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the value or merit of something, often in a context of evaluation or judgment.
Example: "The committee held a meeting to deliberate about the worthiness of the proposed projects for funding."
Alternatives: "regarding the merit" or "concerning the value".
Whatever people feel about the worthiness of the bill's goals, "the Constitution does matter," he added.
Perhaps the most intense policy debate of the day came when Dudley, his family and a campaign aide argued about the worthiness of mustard versus ketchup on corn dogs.
Or maybe the independents simply tuned out altogether, not caring enough about the decision to let it change their minds one way or another about the worthiness of the Supreme Court.
But this is not a debate about the worthiness of those candidates, or of other outstanding players like Don Mattingly, Lee Smith, Alan Trammell, Larry Walker and Bernie Williams.
As Prof. Darren Sherkat notes "... there should be reflection about a conservative scholar garnering a very large grant from exceptionally conservative foundations to make incendiary arguments about the worthiness of LGBT parents".
Barack and Michelle Obama are also a more fully fused political team than ever before, with no other jobs to distract them, no doubts about the worthiness of the pursuit dogging them.
We have to think about measuring the worthiness of sacrifice here at home.
"I guess what frustrates me about 'spoken word' is the worthiness," he explained when I met with him to discuss his work.
The minutes of a meeting held in February 2009 said: "It was suggested that much of the public commentary about the credit worthiness of the UK government was ill-informed.
"The trick is to be honest with yourself about the actual worthiness of the movies when you see them, which is often a tricky and emotion-racked thing," said Eddie Egan, executive vice president for advertising at Universal Pictures and one of the crew shepherding that studio's Oscar campaigns.
It realized it needed data about the loan worthiness of businesses, and that it could get that data from unconventional sources.
