"errors about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might write, "I noticed a few errors about the inventory list."
Thus, the data that healthcare workers see, interpret, and report errors about are the same data extracted through the PCS process.
20. 13 curious errors about money.
Recent examinations corrected some errors about their locales.
Her notes and the teacher's handouts contain several errors about human anatomy.
An F.B.I. memorandum written four months later was filled with factual errors about Sandburg.
Similar trends were also observed in comparisons with previous experimental data, with average errors about 20%.
Mr. Miller said he had sent Mr. Baucus a detailed map of Montana to help him avoid future errors about his home state.
Mr. Schmidt argued last week that the psychologists' report was full of errors about the severity of Mr. Alves's criminal background and prison record.
Tonight, McCain aides gave out copies of Mr. Hand's long e-mail message, which was replete with biographical errors about Mr. McCain.
He makes a telling point about the multi-ethnic nature of Shakespeare's London with a riff from The Comedy of Errors about an obese kitchenmaid.
"Bower made a series of errors about events and timings and even got the name of one of my newspapers wrong.
