“inception about” is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the topic or basic idea of something. Example: The article’s inception about climate change sparked a heated debate among scientists and policymakers.
Under the largest deployment of military and paramilitary forces in any tribal region since Pakistan's inception, about 5,000 paramilitary and regular army soldiers have been battling an estimated 400 to 500 local and foreign militants for 11 days in South Waziristan, not far from the border with Afghanistan.
Twitter, uncertain since its inception about what it would or should become, a multifaceted tool without a precise function, has found itself, for better or worse, in the news business.
So — not to get too "Inception" about it but — Possibility A is that George died sometime before coming to the house, and the house is a kind of personal limbo — a job he'll never be able to complete, a place to ponder his failings.
Lab-on-a-chip has become a very popular concept since its inception about a decade ago.
Since its inception about three decades ago, modern minimally invasive surgery has made huge advances in both technique and technology.
This article will present a synoptical review of key developments in Computer-Aided Ship Design since its inception about five decades ago.
In second place for the weekend was Christopher Nolan's "Inception" with about $18.6 million, according to Hollywood.com, which compiles box office statistics.
"Inception is about implanting an idea about why and when the product is useful for someone".
He's passionate about it (as in "Inception") as about little else.
In the past five years since IPL's inception, CSK has about 1.5 million (consolidated) fans on Facebook; the New York Yankees have about 5 million.
