The phrase "a record around" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a record that is associated with or surrounding a particular context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I found a record around the time of the event that provides more details."
Alternatives: "a record concerning" or "a record related to".
"Unlike the love we've made or meals we've eaten, books congregate to form a record around us of what we've fed our stomachs or our brains.
Along with all the goals, body checks and defensive effort in an N.H.L. career that began in Detroit in 1987-88, Graves built a record around New York as a sincere and tireless giver to charitable efforts -- those organized on a large scale and impromptu with individuals.
You have to admire the gumption of the O's brass, even considering such moves with a record around.500 in late July – fans of the New York Mets, a team with major offensive needs that is also on the playoff bubble, can only dream of such aggressive thinking from their front office.
In January 1980 the gold price reached a record $835 (around $2,250 in today's prices) as investors sought an alternative store of value.
It hit a record high of around $236 in November 2007 and fell to a low of around $53 in November 2008 during the dark days of the financial crisis.
In the United States, for example, it has hit a record high of around 35 weeks.
America's infamous current-account deficit (the gap between domestic saving and investment) has widened to a record level of around 4.5% of GDP.
Last week, a band of pirates received what is widely believed to be a record ransom — around $10 million — for a hijacked South Korean supertanker, the Samho Dream.
The report said that Spotify typically pays a record label around 52percentt of the revenue generated by each stream.
Right now, the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR)–a rate banks charge each other to borrow is at a record high, around 5%.
Unemployment is at a record of around 13percentt.
