The phrase "around enemies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or context where one is in proximity to or surrounded by adversaries.
Example: "The soldier had to navigate carefully around enemies to avoid detection."
Alternatives: "in the presence of enemies" or "surrounded by enemies".
This is a stealthy puzzler with jazzy music and a film noir atmosphere, as you creep around enemies over 120 levels – some of which are unlocked through in-app purchases in new "acts".
Occasional invisible walls seemed to bar my progress when trying to navigate around enemies.
In Deus Ex: Human Revolution, you can sneak around enemies, often through vents, climb ladders to dodge enemies.
Forget the combat it makes sense that he would be a bit clumsy since he's been in a padded room for years but in a game about maneuvering stealthily around enemies, this is unforgivable.
Serene and Jack are caught up in a blast of something called Chronon energy, which gives them both cool abilities like being able to teleport over small distances, wrap time bubbles around enemies, and basically act like renegade X-Men on separate paths that you just know are going to converge at some point near the end credits.
Although these levels look quite different from each other at first glance, they all share this primary type of gameplay: jumping around flying enemies and projectiles.
If you're sneaking around enemy base, booby-trap their base!
Once I was sneaking around in enemy territory, now it's other characters.
Need a simple, Swiss-movement watch for running around behind enemy lines?
This bigotry justifies an array of costly programs run by numerous federal agencies organized around fighting "foreign" enemies.
("You are rolling around with my enemy, so that makes you my enemy," Pratt deduced in Season 3).
