The phrase "inconvenience about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation or problem that causes inconvenience or inconvenience for someone. Example: The construction work caused a major inconvenience about parking for the residents of the apartment complex. In this sentence, "inconvenience about parking" means that the construction work caused problems or difficulties for the residents in regards to finding a place to park their cars.
One small inconvenience about this country hopping is exchanging currency.
And controversial private members' bills require the support of 100 members to be moved to a vote in the face of a determined filibuster - which means keeping a lot of MPs in the Commons for several Friday sittings (they'd be needed at second reading and report stages, in particular) so there's an element of mutually assured massive inconvenience about fighting proxy wars through this means.
One small inconvenience about scrolling through albums, playlists and such.
A 10-day strike that inconvenienced about 9,000 wheelchair users and other people with disabilities who depend on Access-a-Ride, a government-financed van service, ended on Wednesday when members of Local 1181 of the Amalgamated Transit Union voted to ratify a contract settlement.
Unfortunately, although an efficient data structure solves problems related to performance, other inconveniences about the size of the corpora impact negatively over classifiers and their accuracy.
If holding a party, let those neighbors likely to be inconvenienced know about the occasion.
New York is about inconvenience.
New Yorkers complain about inconvenience, particularly when prime parking spots are taken over by film crew caravans.
There's some speculation about inconvenience and employers don't like to have the Internet available to employees.
He used it last year when describing the Jets' unending treks to Oakland; he said it again in talking about the opening preseason game in Tokyo; he made a speech to his team about "inconvenience" on Monday after the news of Pennington's injury sunk in.
China's example is still relevant as we think about inconvenience thresholds in travel.
