The phrase "besides about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to additional information or details about a topic that has already been mentioned. Example: "We discussed the project budget, but besides that, I'd also like to talk about the timeline for completion."
Reminds me of back when music executives did something besides about fret about downloading.
Over the next six weeks we shall discover just how good they are, as well as much else besides about the aspirations and development of rugby as a global game.
"We Are Young" by Fun pipes through the Longo's speakers as I approach the checkout with a sense of triumph, having located and purchased an entire, not entirely objectionable meal which was stacked in the same fridge I'd visited days earlier with Jigsaw, besides about two dozen bags of organic milk.
Purification of the raw product by preparative HPLC furnished two NCC fractions and a sample of YCC 7, besides about 2.7 μmol of recovered 4 epi.
Besides about one million square feet of office space in the financial center, the company also leased about 100,000 square feet in 7 World Trade Center, which was destroyed in the attacks.
Besides, about 40percentt of Hispanics of voting age are not United States citizens and only 26percentt of those eligible to vote did so in 1996 -- far fewer than non-Hispanic whites and blacks -- despite a major effort by the Democratic Party and Hispanic leaders to get out the vote.
Most big galaxies are thought to contain, besides their stars, about ten times as much non-shining material.
But, how about besides European, American, or straight-up boring eats?
Well, besides installing, I am about to start a large oil painting for Miami Art Basel.
What is holding up this roll-out, besides arguments about who will foot the bill, are concerns from the movie studios about the security of the system.
He offers little explanation of why America must spend more, besides bromides about American leadership.
