"cusp about" is not a commonly used phrase and is not grammatically correct.
It is possible that it could be used in certain contexts, but it would not be considered standard English. An alternative phrase could be "on the cusp of," which means at the point of transition between two states or conditions. For example: "She was on the cusp of success, but she needed to work harder to achieve it."
The forest had an air of quiet expectancy, as if the island of Kauai had taken a deep breath and was poised, on the cusp, about to exhale.
Comedown has more than something of the French millennial cusp about it, and the way French bands of that era – Air, Phoenix – interpreted the 80s with warm, saturated pleasure rather than iciness.
The p4 resembles a canine, having a single cusp that is about as high as the highest cusp on m1 and lacking accessory shelves or cusps.
Their debut Cusp is about to drop Friday Novemeber 14th via Dot Dash/Remote Control, and THUMP has first listen of "Under Lie", another intriguing and addictive track from the EP.
In the first crest, the two cusps are about next to each other, but in the second one, the hypocone (on the labial side) is a bit behind the paracone.
He was on the cusp of old, about 30.
The project gained momentum rapidly as a team of about 12, comprising CUSP members and some new recruits, got the project off the ground.
Toxicity testing and assessment sit on the cusp of a transformational change brought about by the rapid emergence of tools and capabilities in molecular biology and computational and informational sciences.
"It was like, 'Oh, my God, we're on the cusp of something big about to happen,' " Mr. Washington said.
The federal government has also said it is on the cusp of a decision about ratifying the UN Optional Protocol on the Convention Against Torture (Opcat).
After last season's magical but disturbing chandelier dresses, with chunks of crystal and silken clothes with raw hems, this new collection posed no questions about the cusp of youth and the stirring of sexuality.
