The phrase "around emails" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, activities, or considerations related to emails, such as communication or organization.
Example: "We need to have a meeting to discuss the issues around emails and how we can improve our response times."
Alternatives: "regarding emails" or "concerning emails".
"The communications between a store and head office have been based around emails," he said.
To make sure users understand the threat, he recommends running simulations built around emails with typically suspicious links or attachments.
They may feel like they're in an Orwellian panopticon with superiors and peers constantly passing around emails judging each other's performance but I don't think they're being tagged with GPS trackers like animals and having all of their movements constantly monitored for inefficiency.
Some people are passive-aggressive around emails.
In charging two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers with fraud, federal prosecutors built a good deal of their case around emails, in which the managers appeared bent on keeping information from their investors about the level of subprime debt the funds had invested in.
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Her conviction and resignation stem from a byzantine scandal that included a leaked collection of emails to and from Pennsylvania judges and prosecutors, running the gamut of nastiness, from sexist goof-around emails, to bananas-in-bodily-orifices porn emails.
He used to wake up to around 100 emails every day.
During the semester, our [email protected] mailing list gets around 14 emails per week from the UC Berkeley community.
It even sent around jokey emails to the media, reportedly from "Dr. Tobias Funke".
The messages fly around through emails, texts, voicemails and phone calls.
