The phrase "able to search around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to look for information or explore a particular area or topic.
Example: "With the new software, users are now able to search around for relevant data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "capable of exploring" or "able to look around".
"Being able to search the world around you is the next logical step and organizing the world's information and making it more useful for people," said Brian Rakowski, VP Product Management at Google.
"Being able to search the world around you is the next logical step and organizing the world's information and making it more useful for people," said Brian Rakowski, VP Product Management at Google.
It may be able to detect radio emissions from extrasolar planets that are similar to Jupiter, and it also should be able to search for signals from extraterrestrial intelligence around many more stars than in previous surveys.
Once we get more scale you'll be able to search for the book and see where around you it is — which stores are selling it".
So while Tinder users continue to sit around, swiping left and right and hoping to get lucky, those using Peekya are able to search for and find exactly what they're looking for.
The equipment involved in the search for MH370 is able to search depths of at least 6,000 metres.
Users will be able to search for an artist and add tracks to their library.
Similar to the feature added earlier this year, users will be able to search Twitter in a real-time stream, will be able to monitor and track particular conversations in Twitter around a search term.
Users will also be able to search for individual topics.
So content producers will be able to search, discover and license music from Audiosocket's catalog of over 33,000 songs from more than 1,900 artists and composers around the world.
