The phrase "and it has around" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when providing an approximate quantity or measurement related to something previously mentioned.
Example: "The project will take about three months, and it has around ten team members working on it."
Alternatives: "and it contains approximately" or "and it features roughly".
Time Inc's plans for video are equally ambitious and it has around 50 shows currently in production.
Clink supports, represents and campaigns for voluntary and community groups and social enterprises that work with offenders and their families, and it has around 600 members.
Its bootstrapping team officially launched it out of beta this month, and it has around 70,000 users at this stage, who founder Tony Daher says are sending around 15k messages per day.
Stonewall, a staunch Christian from Alabama, told VICE that he created the site in early 2016 and it has around 300 active members so far.
Fortaleza city has six Regional Executive Boards (REB) and it has around 2 500,000 inhabitants with 888,966 (35.5%) women of reproductive age among them [ 13].
Last year, the company said it wanted to hire around 1,300 employees over the next three years, and it had around 500 by the end of 2014.
A joint-venture between Dow Jones and Reuters, it has around 1.6m paying subscribers and draws on almost 9,000 sources in 22 different languages, many of which are subscription-only.
Bounce is currently present in Bangalore, where it has 2,000 scooters currently, and Hyderabad, where it has around 500.
Today it has around 5,000 and has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Slack most recently hit a $5.1 billion valuation in a recent investment round, and said it had around 6 million daily active users in September last year.
The BBC's royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell reports on the events of that day and the impact it had around the world.
