"characterization about" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about the process of describing or conveying an idea about a character or characters in a story. For example, "This novel contains interesting characterization about the protagonist."
I didn't make any other kind of characterization about him.
"There's a very, very cynical and often kind of ugly characterization about journalists making the rounds these days," he said.
"It would not be fair to draw a characterization about statewide municipal finances from these numbers," said Kevin Murray, an executive deputy in the comptroller's office.
He said, "It would not be fair to draw a characterization about statewide municipal finances from these numbers" -- not "state municipalwide" finances.
In this section, we obtain a spectral characterization about maximal regularity for (1.2).
In the fifth section, we obtain a characterization about maximal regularity for (1.2).
Results: Both neutral and positively charged liposomes showed proper characterization with about 10% encapsulation efficiency and around 100 nm particle sizes.
Results Both passive and active targeted liposomes showed proper characterization with about 10% encapsulation efficiency of vinorelbine and 60% encapsulation efficiency of paclitaxel; around 100 nm particle size of passive targeted liposomes and around 120 nm particle size of active targeted formulations.
"All these characterizations about 'Red Ed', they are both tiresome, and, well, rubbish," he said.
Gov. Eliot Spitzer has also called for Mr. Felder to step down, but he has refused to do so and has disputed characterizations about his book.
Mr. Bush's spot begins with a series of characterizations about the ways in which the Clinton administration had "failed" on educational issues.
