The phrase "despatch about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the act of sending or delivering something, such as a message or package. Example: The company's CEO urgently requested a despatch about the latest market developments.
When hunts killed without hindrance, they only ever despatched about 5 per cent of adults.
When his niece was about to despatch Sir Toby to an old people's home, it was the joy of hearing the clarity of Goddard's speech - "it is a pleasure to hear this actor merely murmuring" - that drove a critic to rave about it.
On March 1 statements were heard from office-holders in the Russian Federation about the possible despatch to Ukraine of a limited contingent of Russian troops.
He was particularly miffed not to be consulted about the recent despatch of extra Polish troops to Afghanistan.The prime minister's fallback plan is to split Mr Lepper's party.
He despatched roving microphones about the room with a "you may not need a microphone, you're going to get one".
True, no one was hurt in the raid itself, although the kind of gang able to commit such an act might not think twice about despatching any foe or former friend who got in its way.
It takes about eight hours for everyone to file past the despatch box to take their oath and shake hands with the Speaker.
Seized with indignation and pointing her finger across the despatch box, she retorted: "I will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man.
Commenting on Osborne's speech, Woodcock said: "He gave the speech that should have been made from our despatch box and he showed a level of understanding about these issues which shows that, which makes me hope very much that he has a future in his party".
The Rosetta probe will despatch its piggybacked Philae robot from a distance of about 10km to 67P.
