The phrase "around category" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific category or to discuss something related to a category, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to gather more information around category to make an informed decision."
Alternatives: "regarding the category" or "in relation to the category".
We're skipping the talent portion as well as the evening gowns and going straight to the all-around category.
Els has improved from 162nd a year ago to 45th this season in the P.G.A. Tour's all-around category, which measures eight components of a player's game.
He ranks first this year in the PGA Tour's all-around category (McIlroy is second), as well as total driving, which has never been his strength.
As if further evidence were required, Bradley leads the tour in the all-around category, a compilation of eight major statistical categories, which suggests he has all the tools to follow in the footsteps of his famous Aunt Pat.
Biles, whose combined total of 19 world championships and Olympic medals make her the most decorated American gymnast ever, said her immediate goal is to begin competing on some apparatuses by mid-July, but by the P&G Championships in August to start competing in the all-around category again.
Don't look now, but he leads the PGA Tour in scoring average, total driving and the all-around category.
As a 16-year-old member of US women's gymnastic team, Douglas took home two gold medals at the 2012 Olympics in London, making history as the first black gymnast to ever win gold in the All-Around category.
Indeed, the growing importance of indexed investment in the market has increased the need for strong definitions around categories of securities.
"I would guess that the successful contestants tend to organize things in their mind around categories," he wrote in his e-mail, which is certainly a skill in "Jeopardy".
Human society is built around categories, classifications and generalizations, and there's something seductively simple about labeling yourself and others as either a logical left-brainer or a free-spirited right brainer.
