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The phrase "around a day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an approximate duration of one day, often in contexts where exact timing is not crucial.
Example: "The project will take around a day to complete, depending on the resources available."
Alternatives: "about a day" or "roughly a day".
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The Gear Live lasts around a day under normal usage circumstances, while the LG can often manage to extend most of the way through a second.
Clearly, a large amount of the heterogeneity is driven by two trials from the same team, led by Luo [ 63, 64], with outlying results, relatively small sample sizes but narrow confidence intervals (around a day, compared with a day-and-a-half in SABRE [ 73] and the other large northern European study Teunissen 2014 [ 70]).
The central circadian (Latin: "around a day") clock, which governs these rhythms, is located in the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) of the ventral hypothalamus [1], [2].
LG's G Watch R set the bar high with its two-plus days of continuous use, so the Asus, which manages around a day and a bit on average, pales by comparison.
Themed around a day at the races, it was all tea dresses and immaculate jodhpurs.
In around a day, you could be in Slovenia's Julian Alps.
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Earn: Around £6.35 a day.
Your life can turn around in a day.
"I went from just about paying the bills to making around £2,000 $2,9000) a day in royalties.
Today she is making around $70 a day — about four minimum salaries per month, she said.
"Some stick around for a day or two; others are gone in a half-hour".
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