The phrase "comfortably about" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an adverb and implies a sense of ease or relaxation. Example: "She reclined comfortably about the couch, sipping on a cup of tea and enjoying the warmth of the fireplace."
In the UK, sexual health clinics not only treat and assess sexual health risks, but they talk comfortably about gay sex, they have the favor of gay men and they have robust psychosocial support services to address sexual behavioral issues.
In the UK, sexual health clinics not only treat and assess sexual health risks, but they talk comfortably about gay sex, they have the favour of gay men and they have robust psychosocial support services to address sexual behavioural issues.
Once they're comfortable around you, you can talk more comfortably about their beliefs, if you wish.
Ms. Weiner writes comfortably about the real world.
Hoyles's lifelong mission has been to make maths something that people talk comfortably about.
One recent evening in her mother's condominium, Margarite chatted comfortably about her classes, a smile flashing now and then.
For well-off urbanites, the decline of crime is most visible in sanitized, closely guarded city spaces where tourists and others can now comfortably wander about.
Critics uncomfortable with Conceptual-style art, which doesn't lend itself to easy description, find in painting something they can comfortably write about in an old-fashioned formalist way.
The cost of living is low...a couple can live comfortably just about anywhere in Ecuador on $1,500 to $2,000 a month.
I am reading the paper this evening, comfortably held at about 14 inches from my face, with my single focal glasses.
The deck can comfortably fit about 350 people.
