The phrase "about this major" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific academic field or area of study, typically in a college or university context.
Example: "I have some questions about this major, particularly regarding the required courses and career opportunities."
Alternatives: "concerning this major" or "regarding this major".
Whom do I speak to about this major?
Focusing on the full range of Eusebius's works, the new studies in Eusebius of Caesarea will change how classicists, theologians, and historians think about this major figure.
Kostov, working with Kyle Armour, an EAPS postdoc, and John Marshall, MIT professor of oceanography, investigated how the various assumptions about this major ocean feature affect model predictions.
Environmental campaigners, who have been battling to broker a deal on the dumping of toxic waste for more than 20 years, said they were "ecstatic" about this "major breakthrough".
The little I knew about this major Minimalist had led me to the opinion that Judd, who had died in 1994, was hard-headed, with a conceptual ax to grind.
We should have left when our downstairs neighbour told us their damp was so bad it had rusted their plug socket and you had done nothing about this major fire hazard.
— Marie Bigham Ms. Bigham: Many of the questions posed to us here are about value — this major versus that major, this college versus that college, this cost versus that cost.
Worse yet, this major about-turn in religion meant the status of women around the world declined, too.
Though about five in this major category ended in a dead heat, scoring just under the top six wines from all categories, none reached the finals.
KM: There are some people out there who may not know anything about you outside of this major revelation you just made on the show.
"Whatever the motive, and no matter the explanation, it's a bad look for information about this potentially major development to come to light in this way".
