The phrase "around a distinctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is centered or focused on a specific, clear, or unique characteristic or quality.
Example: "The discussion revolved around a distinctly different approach to problem-solving that challenged traditional methods."
Alternatives: "concerning a clearly" or "regarding a uniquely".
The series represents the first example of selective COX-2 inhibitors built around a distinctly polar core, contradicting an earlier accepted view that a lipophilic scaffold is required for high inhibitor potency.
Above all, Edinburgh's intellectual life, like Chicago's, was built around a distinctly city university, intertwined with the commercial life and the civic life of a merchant capital, rather than set off in a country town with country values.
"Just got in from a night out where my best friend (girl) got with my, er, best friend (boy) while I stood around being a distinctly out of season gooseberry," complains Nick Banks.
They throw their weight around in a distinctly old-fashioned way; for example, Google's expenditure on political lobbying and the "revolving door", via which its executives and government officials change places, would make Diageo, BP, Unilever or Anglo American green with envy.
The clowns in Frederick W. Glasier's group photograph, taken around 1905, are a distinctly unsmiling bunch, wearied perhaps by the Sisyphean task of relieving human sorrow.
When your dining companion, as with Ralph, our 11-month-old son, has a bedtime somewhere around dusk and a distinctly personal approach to table manners, the usual recourse is to rent somewhere.
Milling around Schloss Elmau on a distinctly un-sunkissed Bavarian day, the leaders of the G7 group of leading industrial economies, their African "outreach" guests and assorted global bigwigs look a bit lost and uncertain despite Angela Merkel's periodic efforts as host to knock them into shape.
Echoes of a Billboard interview in which she discussed suicidal thoughts following the end of her short marriage to Russell Brand might be heard reverberating around a venue distinctly free of the candyfloss scent pumped into venues on her kitschorama Teenage Dream tour.
Whydid hip as we know it, and as it is emulated around the world,arise as a distinctly American phenomenon?
The Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has not embraced that view, but even those who disagree with it say the Fed, whose modern institutional culture was built around fighting inflation, now confronts a distinctly different problem of high joblessness.
Huddled around the harbour and retaining a distinctly colonial footprint Tasmania's black winter nights only add to the feeling you're in a Mary Shelley story.
