The phrase "ratings about" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to talk about the evaluations and opinions people have about a certain thing. For example, "I've been reading the ratings about this restaurant and they're really good."
The ADM Index measures dispersion of ratings about the mean rating; thus, it is actually a measure of disagreement so lower values indicate higher levels of agreement among SMEs.
Around 4.8% of the students felt unfavorably about their family, 6.7% had unfavorable opinions about their school, 3.8% had unfavorable ratings about their health, and 5.6% rated their social skills and social support environment as being unfavorable.
Nielsen started offering TV-like online ratings about six months ago.
That finding is in stark contrast to public polls, which show their ratings about even.
It should be noted, however, that this happens to shows with puny ratings about as often as cement shoes prove to be flotation devices.
The collection of on-line ratings about the relationship between the contextual changes and the predictive nature of the CS indicated that participants did attend to and believe the instructions (Experiment 4).
So a CAFE rating of 50 miles per gallon would require combined city-and-highway sticker ratings of about 40.
Shows last year in those time slots had ratings of about 1.7.
If you're worried about your ratings, how about invite Beyoncé or Oscar-nominated Eddie Murphy to sing with Jennifer Hudson?
For "Today," the ratings were about flat.
There is no doubting his patriotism or political resilience; he enjoys approval ratings of about 70 percent.
