'vigilance about' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to being watchful and cautious about something. For example: "We must maintain a high level of vigilance about the safety of our employees."
In recent months the U.A.E. has displayed a new vigilance about potential sources of dissent.
Everywhere in "Across the Land and the Water" is a vigilance about the world of things.
She attributes her longevity to vigilance about her diet and medication regimen.
TED's eye for theatre, its vigilance about immersion and control, has become a key source of its appeal.
News organizations must balance vigilance about content theft with the realization that most aggregators operate within the bounds of copyright law.
More generally, successful negotiation requires vigilance about your own words and behavior as well as a keen observation of the other party.
Thus, at present, only careful reading of the method section allows a reader to determine whether the report is about vigilance or about prospective memory proper.
I spoke with an entrepreneur whose personal story reinforces the influence of formal programs like EY's Entrepreneur Of The Year® in driving rapid growth and maintaining a hyper-vigilance about the future.
Arab leaders' immediate response of boosting subsidies on food and fuel as well as other social transfers and their hyper-vigilance about protests suggest that these regimes may muddle through.
Hyper-vigilance about food and diet was also evident among our study participants.
This, along with "bathroom mapping," highlights how hyper-vigilance about one's personal environment creates social tensions for individuals with chronic GI illness.
