"directory about" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The preposition "about" is usually followed by a noun or pronoun, but "directory" is a noun itself. It is more common to say "directory of" or "directory for." For example: "She referred to the directory of company contacts for the phone number."
His office tried to compile a judicial directory about 10 years ago but gave up because of opposition from Supreme Court judges.
So Qwerly's mission in life is to be the ultimate directory about what services you and the people in your life are using on the public internet.
For complete information about the bar exam in your state, select your state from the drop down box on the National Conference of Bar Examiners front page, under "Directory" about halfway down on the right.
The following directories are designed to make the process easier: COMPLETEPLANET: www.completeplanet.com -- A searchable directory of about 600 specialized search tools, including links to extensive online databases like the National Climatic Data Center.
The Fellowship for Intentional Community (fic.ic.org), an organization for communitarians and their friends, sells an online directory of about 700 co-housing groups, eco-villages and other supportive living networks.
At the heart of the service is a directory of about 600,000 e-mail addresses.
The next largest reach in the directory is about half that size.
A directory of about 75 storytellers is available by calling the Connecticut Storytelling Center at (860) 439-2764, said the group's executive director, Ann Shapiro.
A few weeks later, Bill wrote a poem called "Beyond Directory Assistance," about the speaker's attempt to locate an old college friend, Arthur Morgan, by reaching out to the class scribe, Herb Hobler: Neither man had turned up in class obituaries . .
It would make available to you the society's membership directory (talk about a networking opportunity!).
Apple posted a Web site Oct. 11 that aims to be a directory for about 215 mobile sites designed by developers with the iPhone, and wi-fi-enabled iPod Touch, in mind.
