The phrase "hearsay about" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when someone is talking about rumors or stories they have heard second-hand, and is often followed by a specific topic or person. For example: "I heard some hearsay about the new mayor and his family."
Don't listen to hearsay about the recession, find out for yourself.
Washington devours hearsay about Kim Jong-il's health, state of mind and succession plans.
The Association of Train Operating Companies accused Ellman of repeating "hearsay" about franchise owners.
Although Francis never met the Lawrence family, who distanced themselves from political groups, he said he passed back "hearsay" about them to his superiors.
The map is now online for anybody to explore, and visitors can share information including "hearsay"—about massacres in their own communities.
"It is gratifying to realize that people who know more than hearsay about this country are appointed to such high posts in Israel," Mr. Putin told Mr. Lieberman.
His mastery of form made him a poet, as in a piece that I knew from hearsay and wrote about, for The Village Voice, in 1981 Last yearr Burden invited a group one afternoon to the palisades in Santa Monica overlooking the Pacific.
"All drug companies receive on an almost daily basis anecdotal hearsay reports about alleged adverse health events following the use of their products," Jonathan Hacker, a lawyer for Matrixx, told the justices.
"All drug companies receive on an almost daily basis anecdotal hearsay reports about alleged adverse health events following the use of their products," Jonathan Hacker, a lawyer for Matrixx, told the justices when the case was argued in January.
Hearsay comments about the BBC interview have prompted activists to launch a petition to strip Suu Kyi of her Nobel Prize.
Nevertheless, faced with routine blasphemies against his faith and vengeful prohibitions on prayer and fasting, he finds that "the war against the Islamic religion was more than obvious": "I am not talking here about hearsay; I am talking about something I experienced myself".
