The phrase "clerical about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be meticulous or precise in performing clerical or administrative tasks. Example: The office manager was very clerical about keeping the files organized and the documents up to date.
We must ask hard questions about the clerical culture, about limits to priestly obedience to bishops, and about how Catholics should hold compromised bishops accountable.
In fact, the utility did allow roughly 1,000 administrative and clerical employees — about half of the staff at its headquarters building — to leave early.
The New Yorker, September 22 , 1956P. 39 A robot enthusiast wormed his way into the Univac room of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on 23rd St. Three contraptions were busily turning out all kinds of clerical information about Metropolitan policyholders.
By M. Scilken and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 22 , 1956P. 39 A robot enthusiast wormed his way into the Univac room of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on 23rd St. Three contraptions were busily turning out all kinds of clerical information about Metropolitan policyholders.
Any motivated Web surfer can be well-informed about the debate on cap-and-trade, the public option in health care, California's credit rating or the rift within Iran's clerical leadership about the legitimacy of their presidential election.
The clerical debate about soccer also reflects concern that soccer alongside minority Shiite Muslims and relatives of imprisoned government critics could emerge as a focal point of dissent in a kingdom that despite a ban on demonstrations has been struggling to fend off the waves of change sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.
Two brothers write briefly about their clerical jobs and about rowing and yacht racing on the Hudson River.
People here are very religious and are frightened of accusing priests... we are very disappointed that these priests are still going about in clerical clothes".
About 600 clerical workers are participating in the strike, after contract negotiations with the companies that operate the terminals stalled for more than two years.
Although only about 600 clerical workers had been participating in the strike, they managed to shut down 10 of the 14 shipping container terminals at the two ports because thousands of longshoremen from the union would not cross the picket lines.
