The phrase "narrative concerning" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a story or account that relates to a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The narrative concerning the historical events of the war provides valuable insights into the era."
Alternatives: "story about" or "account of"
The mythic narrative concerning Bin Laden seems to grow exponentially.
Feel free to provide your own narrative concerning the crashed Cessna plane in the rock wall just outside the entrance.
But the political message is delivered with the lightest of touches - the story is the thing, and Bateman provides a complex yet fluid narrative concerning fake designer dresses, gangsters, and unlikey lovers.
Properly speaking, a history is an evolving narrative concerning a person, a place, or an idea that has left consecutive traces over time (a syntactical nicety ignored by titles that promise "histories" of dust or the smile).
It's a sweeping, epic narrative concerning not just Morpheus, the titular Sandman and lord of the realm of dreams, but also his "Endless" siblings – including Death, Destiny and Desire – and the diverse denizens of the otherworldly Dreaming.
A Hindu flood narrative concerning a survivor named Manu may also have had a political dimension to it: Manu, whose name connotes "ruler," was a tax collector and a legislator.
Another shifting narrative concerned the property itself.
Mackey's narrative concerns the citizens of a dim necropolis called Quag.
The narrative concerns the final thoughts of a Southern planter as he is being hanged by Union soldiers.
But the narrative concerns the epitome of the Romantic hero, the man who sins and undergoes spiritual regeneration.
The narrative concerns their ménage with her and the resulting tension between them, as well as their quest to climb the North Face of the Eiger.
