The phrase "dogged about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression meaning to persistently pursue or be determined about something. Example: She was dogged about her goal to become a doctor, studying for countless hours and taking extra classes to excel in her studies.
Good countercyclical policy generous automatic stabilisers and a central bank dogged about hitting a reasonable inflation target not only shortens the season of suffering, but protects the most vulnerable among us from getting both objectively and relatively screwed.(Photo credit: AFP).
From the beginning, Fonda was dogged about her craft.
Certainly, Ms. Reding is dogged about measuring behavior.
The Church of Scientology has a reputation for being dogged about policing its image.
They are also dogged about perfecting their timing and sticking the punch lines.
It also holds 60 patents and it is dogged about protecting every one of them.
The deal's opt-out clause caused a stir in the spring of 2007, and one day, Rodriguez squirmed as reporters dogged him about whether he would stay or go.
Not unexpectedly for such a large and complicated endeavor, the Los Angeles "Ring" has been dogged by concerns about costs and by complaints about Mr. Freyer's high-concept production.
CBS today is valued at about $22.6 billion, while Viacom is worth $15.5 billion and dogged by questions about its future as more consumers get untethered from cable TV and Paramount lags behind its rivals in Hollywood.
Even before the airport suicide attack, Mr. Medvedev's visit to Davos — as well as his modernization policy over all — had been dogged by concerns about Russia's capricious legal system, and about whether it was scaring away foreigners.
A woman at a campaign stop where Weiner is being dogged by reporters about his sext while trying to talk about public housing takes a different line.
