'objectivity about' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used when referring to an impartial or unbiased attitude towards a certain subject. For example, "He maintained his objectivity about the political candidates and was able to make an informed decision."
MILLER -- You develop a kind of affectionate objectivity about it.
We have no objectivity about our age, ability or even gender.
A. It's true that I have little objectivity about "Moneyball" as Bennett is a good friend of mine so I'm prone to root for him.
David Westin, the president of ABC News, said he could not imagine a situation in which Mr. Woodruff's objectivity about returning veterans would be compromised.
I have to mention two poets whose work I love but whom I know too well to trust my objectivity about them in a review.
"That simply isn't the case, and I think that trying to keep objectivity about the range of journalism and about the quality of much of our newspaper journalism is an important part of the story as well," he said.
People who are drawn to teaching RE tend to be attracted to it because they have a religious belief, and all too often their teaching isn't about objectivity, it's about evangelisation.
"I hear there are concerns out the about objectivity of the O.C.C.," he told me in his first public interview since taking the position.
Objectivity is about all you've got as a professional writer, so yes, you'd better find ways to do it.
Svetlana Mironiuk, who was RIA Novosti's editor for the past ten years and tried to preserve the semblance of journalist professionalism and objectivity, learned about Mr Putin's decision from the media.Mr Putin's decision to dissolve RIA Novosti shows that the Kremlin has become intolerant even to the modest liberalism within its own ranks.
Langton explains that objectivity is about the ways in which the mind conforms to the world (the way in which our beliefs arrange themselves to fit the world).
