The phrase "a list of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate an approximate number of items in a list.
Example: "I have a list of around ten books that I want to read this summer."
Alternatives: "a list of approximately" or "a list of about".
On the way in, everyone attending will be given a list of around 300 pieces.
In Nairobi, the Kenya Human Rights Commission compiled a list of around 50,000 people whose claims to be Mau Mau veterans were confirmed by a government committee.
Israel has maintained its tight blockade of Gaza, allowing in only a list of around 114 items, according to Palestinian officials, and banning nearly all exports.
In the end, Frank writes out a list of around 25 health conditions including "liver disorder", "STROKE", and "enteric fever [severe typhoid]", and prescribes a list of products that comes to over USH 1 million ($400).
Mr Berlusconi's People of Freedom (PdL) movement is a junior, but essential, partner in the coalition.Mr Berlusconi's lawyers have a list of around 50 objections to the view taken by two lower courts.
Now, as an Earth Systems co-term (though she's on leave), Gaines and her colleague Anna Lee have drawn up a list of around 30 classes that directly or peripherally relate to food studies.
Details about the treatment, including a list of hospitals around the country that can provide it, are posted at ctep.cancer.gov/highlights/ovarian.html.html
A list of restaurants around town and their policies on jackets for men is brandished.
KCNA traditionally provides a list of legislators around noon the day after the poll.
Zerbinetta, the pseudonymous proprietor of the blog Likely Impossibilities, encouraged readers to tote a list of leitmotifs around the Met in a gesture of defiance.
Mr. Clinton ticked off a list of cities around the country that, he said, were seeing signs of economic prosperity even now.
