The phrase "about two matters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to two specific topics or issues in a conversation or text.
Example: "In this meeting, we will be discussing about two matters that require immediate attention."
Alternatives: "regarding two issues" or "concerning two topics".
In a recent ruling, Judge Jackson agreed that Mr. Manafort had deceived investigators about three matters.
But after a lengthy closed hearing on Feb. 13, Judge Jackson agreed with prosecutors that Mr. Manafort had breached his plea agreement by lying to them about three matters, including his relationship with Mr. Kilimnik.
Woman were asked on whether or not they communicate with their husbands about seven matters including money matters, things that have happened to him in the day, things that have happened to her during the day, things that worry her, her feelings/love, things that worry him and his feelings/love.
Now, with the Palestinians and the Israelis concurring about one thing only that matters will get far worse before they perhaps get better the gloom may spread even faster.
There is something perverse about linking these two matters (patriarchy and child abuse).
We find it's about seven". To make matters worse, it's not just quick-service restaurants competing for consumers' dining dollars anymore. Fast-casual restaurants such as Panera, delivery services such as GrubHub and meal kits such as Blue Apron have all muscled their way into the market, as have grocery and convenience stores.
You remember, at what point in time that this matter came about, two weeks or so before the election, post-Billy Bush comments.
But just as they filed their pleadings, Judge Jackson ruled that she stood by her conclusion that Mr. Manafort had lied about his interactions with the Russian associate, Konstantin V. Kilimnik, as well as about two other matters.
