The phrase "a world around it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the environment, context, or circumstances that surround a particular subject or object.
Example: "The painting captures not just the subject, but also the world around it, filled with vibrant colors and dynamic movement."
Alternatives: "an environment surrounding it" or "a context around it".
Capital is a coward the world around: it runs from risk and seeks safe, predictable returns.
Shielded from wind by the forest, the Pieman River is often a mirror reflection of the world around it – trees, sky, an occasional white-bellied sea eagle – providing a meditative setting in contrast to the wild scenes ahead at Pieman Heads.
As the moth tracks the world around it, an electrode in its tiny brain captures faint electrical impulses that a computer translates into action.
Most physical objects don't offer so clear a mirror of the world around it, but even things like your own skin can have a dramatically different looking texture based on where your eyes are.
In many ways, Davos is a reflection of the world around it, said Joshua Cooper Ramo, vice chairman at Kissinger Associates, another Global Leader for Tomorrow participant from my time.
To get to self-driving cars, cars will have to be able to build a model of the world around it.
Creators MOS Architects build spaces that remind us how unusual the membrane separating a space from the world around it can be.
With over 55 issues restarting at number one, Marvel's taken a look at the world around it and made some major changes to places like Asgard and the Negative Zone.
By emphasizing politics, Evangelical Christianity has shifted its focus from dependence on God to dependence on its own ability to manage the world around it, a recipe that has gone bad even before it was fully baked.
In the film's first section, for instance, viewers can see an old typewriter sitting in a courtyard, while the manmade world around it is being consumed by nature.
