"the content about" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an expression used to refer to particular content or information related to a given subject. For example, "This article provides valuable insight into the content about climate change."
For the most part, all of us, in instruction, have a certain "comfort zone"—the content about which we feel comfortable and about which are willing to go out on a limb.
The discussion about integration of heterogeneous network is very prevalent, but the content about WSN and cellular is scarce.
The clinicians and specialists at the hospital could share and leverage their knowledge as well as provide the content about illness and their prevention.
In this research, the sample consisted of 14 students enrolled in the Systems Design course during the school year 2015-I where SUAR is used to present the content about the regression analysis for the construction of intelligent systems.
When you are tweeting about a place, it is kind of a checkin, but we are more interested in the content about that place".
Also, one paper was discarded because it did not meet the SC3 selection criterion — it presented factors influencing IT service maintenance and operation — and one paper did not meet the SC4 selection criterion because the content about risk factors was identical to that presented in other papers.
The complaint is not so much about the content as about how it is being communicated.
Followed by the theoretical content about the subject of the session and the practical exercises that to be done during the next week.
"The content is about as good as we could have imagined," Elliot Diringer said.
The nanofibers are composed of amorphous nano-MoO3 and carbon, with the carbon content in the composite about 42% and the MoO3 content about 58%.
"It wasn't so much about the content, it was about the social experience".
