The phrase "oriented about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that someone or something is focused on a specific topic or a certain orientation. For example, "The new employees received a comprehensive orientation about the company's policies and procedures."
The Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland is a highly oblique spreading segment of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge oriented about 30° from the direction of absolute plate motion.
So they have been gathering — with fellow lawmakers or activists or lobbyists or others — to talk or to raise money or to get oriented about some of what they will face when they take office in January.
In an interview, Ed Gillespie, a senior adviser, said that in the coming days the campaign would be "very future oriented" about "what a vote for Romney would result in".
It is projected that during this period, North America was oriented about a 45 degree rotation toward the Prime Meridian and was situated closer to the equator than today.
Before sending to the School of Dentistry, the patients were oriented about the different treatment modalities for OSAS.
Once you're oriented about where you need to get, make a plan for how to get there.
HEW supervisors schedule monthly visits to health facilities and visit selected households in order to assess and reinforce service delivery (e.g. observing counseling sessions, orienting about IYCF, checking stocks of IPC tools and supplies, etc).
ESPN announced on Friday that it had suspended Rob Parker, a commentator on the network's program "First Take," because of his racially oriented comments about the rookie quarterback for the Washington Redskins, Robert Griffin III.
Rob Parker, a panelist on the "First Take" program who was suspended last month for his racially oriented comments about Robert Griffin III, the rookie Redskins quarterback, did not have his contract renewed, ESPN said in a statement.
Dickman: Someone that is creative, detail oriented, passionate about the job, empathetic, competitive and flexible.
Her analysis indicates that 65% of Amazon's $8.5 billion of technology and content expense is AWS oriented or about $5.5 billion.
