The phrase "entail about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe what something involves or includes, especially when discussing consequences or implications. Example: The project manager's job entails about 50% travel to different sites.
Strangely, though, we are slow to accommodate what some of these discoveries entail, about history and evolution.
Perhaps it is simply easier and less mentally taxing to conjure up conspiracy theories than it would be to accept the findings of climate science, with all that would entail about the changes needed in our economy and energy system.
Internet sales in Europe are expected to grow by half by 2019, which should entail about 5m square metres of new warehousing.That forecast could prove conservative if continental Europeans follow the lead of the British and start buying their groceries digitally.
The Citigroup plan, expected to entail about $20 billion in loans, is looking at 500,000 homeowners who could run into trouble.
Peter Callaghan argued that Egeli's rank should be reduced from first- to second-class constable for a year, a punishment that would entail about $9,500 less pay.
Peter Callaghan argued that Egeli's rank should be reduced from first- to second-class constable for a year, a punishment that would entail about $9,500 [$7,200 USD] less pay.
In a meeting with Huffman yesterday, he mentioned that half of the 11-year-old company, which entails about 130 employees, has started in the last six months.
The table entails about the maximum, minimum, average, and standard deviation of each chemical parameter.
This study also entails about the chemical reaction process which are involved in the soil degradation.
Our conversation is about what the content of the standard we endorse is, or what it entails about a particular case.
Nor does realism about measurement necessarily entail realism about properties (e.g., temperature), since one could in principle accept only the reality of relations (e.g., ratios among quantities) without embracing the reality of underlying properties.
