The phrase "around determined" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The results were around determined, leading to confusion in the analysis."
Alternatives: "approximately decided" or "roughly established".
Dr. Booth turns the car around, determined not to leave Owen there.
It soon emerged that there were a lot of people around determined to ensure it wouldn't.
Of course, there always seems to be somebody around determined to drag reality into things.
This time around, determined to control the election outcome in the wake of Romney's loss four years earlier, a cohort of billionaire major donors committed over a billion dollars to make sure that they put a President into the White House that would support their interests.
THE QDF solution revolves around determining whether a topic is "hot".
Controversy and lawsuits may have jeopardized the future of one of the most promising of these startups, Renaissance RX, whose business model revolved around determining patients' genetic responsiveness to certain medications, based on the results of DNA cheek swabs.
The Head of Property at the council, Steve Smith, said: "We're doing a lot of work around determining what we are going to do with empty buildings.
This mirrors some of the problems it's had with Infowars around determining the threshold of posts inciting violence or harassing other users necessary to trigger a Page or profile suspension or deletion.
Many of the arguments revolve around determining when the name Sea of Japan became the common name.
Because these medications have proven fairly successful in decreasing transmission rates, the focus of most current research has revolved around determining the most efficacious regimens.
Much of the disagreement about diagnosing BP in children, however, revolves around determining just what mania looks like in children.
