The phrase "affairs surrounding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to matters or issues that are related to a particular topic or situation.
Example: "The report examines the various affairs surrounding the recent political scandal."
Alternatives: "matters related to" or "issues concerning".
Discussion of latest state of affairs surrounding the Algerian war.
Since the drug war's impact is present in everyday Mexican life, some travellers seek a better understanding of the history and current affairs surrounding this issue.
More than a decade later, when Stephen Gardiner analyses the state of affairs surrounding climate change in an article entitled "A Perfect Moral Storm" (Gardiner 2006), his starting point is also that ethics plays a fundamental role in all discussions of climate policy.
These are normally single-storey affairs, surrounded by open-air playgrounds unusable on all too many days of the rain-sodden year.
Cresson was further criticized for her role in a separate affair surrounding the Leonardo da Vinci vocational training scheme.
In reply to the questions about his role in the affair surrounding Uber's lobbying, Korski said: "First, I didn't lobby for Uber, despite what the Daily Mail says.
But Istanbul's more impressive station, a castle-like affair surrounded on three sides by water, is on the other side of the Bosphorus.
However, Mr Strauss-Kahn remained embroiled in the Carlton Affair scandal surrounding his alleged involvement in a prostitution ring.
It is no mean feat to adjudicate on marital breakdown, or the circumstances surrounding affairs within a marriage.
Heading for a first … the LSE's new director, Craig Calhoun After the messy affair that surrounded the resignation of Sir Howard Davies as director, the London School of Economics will hope that the announcement of the appointment of Professor Craig Calhoun this week will see the beginning of a new chapter in the school's history.
The facts surrounding these affairs are especially tawdry.
