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The phrase "around a loop of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is situated or occurring in a circular path or circuit, often in contexts related to travel, movement, or processes.
Example: "The roller coaster travels around a loop of track that provides an exhilarating experience for riders."
Alternatives: "in a circle of" or "through a circuit of".
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It works by circulating a mixture of water and antifreeze around a loop of pipe – called a ground loop – which is buried in the garden.
And, if you listen hard enough, you'll notice that the whole thing is based around a loop of their freezer defrosting.
The clip is centered around a loop of a grandpa figure getting into the groove on a stand up bass, porn scenes, and snippets of other random footage interweaved throughout.
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This effect can be prolonged using a suitable refrigerant gas, so long as the power to pump it around in a loop of compressors and radiators is maintained.
Bend the wire around to form a loop of beads.
A steer — a castrated male — is released from a pen and pursued by two riders on horseback: one, called the header, throws a loop of rope around the steer's horns, and the other, the heeler, ropes the steer's hind legs, immobilizing the animal.
For example, a loop of fabric hangs around the refrigerator door handle.
It wraps around in a loop showing all five years of data.
But in March, physicists announced that they had an electric current to flow around a superconducting loop of wire clockwise and counterclockwise at the same time--a form of superposition.
Built around a ghostly loop of swooning vocals, the track sort of oozes along, caught in a swamp grief and loss.
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