"crudely about" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to describe or discuss something in a rough or unrefined manner. Example: The presentation was simply crudely about the new product, lacking any concrete details or clear insights into its features.
We as a culture think too crudely about technologies for surveillance.
Do you agree that we as a culture tend to think too crudely about technologies for surveillance?
While negotiating Allende's surrender, he joked crudely about flying the president out of the country and crashing the plane on the way.
She said the restaurant's director of operations — and some other workers who followed his lead — demanded that female workers perform sexual acts, talked crudely about women's genitalia, grabbed female employees' breasts and buttocks and told the women they would get better jobs and hours if they obliged the men.
They then released videos catching the officials in the act of talking bluntly, even crudely, about the techniques of collecting and distributing fetal tissues.
This occurred after a 2005 video surfaced last week showing him bragging crudely about groping women and making unwanted sexual advances.
Those who could walk roamed about, crudely bandaged and dazed.
There is something crudely generic about Mr. Millhauser's portrait of the narrator.
"So much of the reason I decided to be so crudely honest about my internalized sexism was I had to be the example I wanted to see".
Even if it hadn't helped solve the problems of my intractable novel, it would have shown me things — about life as well as writing — that I could have made much more use of at that formative age (to be crudely utilitarian about it) than I can now.
(Maher then went on to crudely joke about Caitlyn Jenner having "a dick". Charming).
