The phrase "arises around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the emergence or occurrence of something in a particular context or environment.
Example: "The issue of climate change arises around discussions of environmental policy and sustainability."
Alternatives: "emerges in" or "occurs in".
Occasionally, the matter of Alonzo Mourning arises around the Nets -- obliquely, fondly.
Trust is a topic that frequently arises around the topic of remote work.
Charlene, who arises around four-thirty in the morning to go to her job, is the family rock.
PATAGONIA RISING A drama of development versus conservation arises around two rivers in Chile's Patagonia region in a documentary directed by Brian Lilla.
"Given the cultlike reverence that arises around anything Dave Eggers gets involved with... it didn't take long for word to get out that the new literary/cultural magazine published by the McSweeney's collective in San Francisco had hit the bookstores.
Assuming suitable stimuli can be found, an even more serious problem arises around the interpretation of the subjects' behaviour; for example, do people really find it more difficult to recognize obscene words or are they simply reluctant to admit recognition?
The first brain responses distinguishing between spoken words and pseudowords arose around 130 ms after the critical stimulus information was present.
The analysis revealed that the ancestral gene for invertebrate and vertebrate Amyloid-β Precursor Protein gene families arose around metazoic speciation during the Ediacaran period.
Trouble arose around babies – real ones.
What ethical and constitutional issues have arisen around this issue?
The community that has arisen around Dwarf Fortress is remarkable.
