The phrase "around every part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that encompasses or surrounds all sections or aspects of a particular object or concept.
Example: "The design features a protective layer that wraps around every part of the device, ensuring durability."
Alternatives: "surrounding each section" or "encompassing all areas".
Meet the "ladies who bus" – pensioners Linda, Jo and Mary who use their bus pass to travel around every part of London.
Beginning (in his scheme) at the center of this situation, he works outward, intricately and exhaustively, spinning his web around every part of the situation, every little necessary part no matter how slight, until he gradually presents to you the organic whole, worked out.
"Last time they were a very good initiative but I thought they took the life out of the rest of the campaign and stopped party leaders properly travelling around every part of the country.
I would walk around every part of Manhattan and think to myself, "who are the millions of people who can afford to live here but I can't?" Adrian called me.
Cut along the lines of the pattern, leaving 5/8 inch (1.6 cm) space for seams around every part of the pattern pieces.
Around nearly every part of the well-preserved three-foot-long skeleton are etched traces of what the scientists describe as downy tufts and featherlike filaments, even some imprints that resemble the herringbone pattern of modern bird feathers.
The class wasn't about the familiar plastic hoops that Wham-O popularized in the 1950s and 1960s and are spun around the waist — rather, it was about heavier, wildly adorned, adult-size hoops that are spun around practically every part of the body.
Before Bono left the stage he took a spotlight and swung it around slowly to highlight every part of the audience and then passed the spotlight over to someone else to hold as he stepped down from the stage.
I love the resonance of the instrument and the fact that the whole body curves around it, feeling every part of the sound.
"Or, you know, just an easiness when you have 150 people in the crew around you dissecting every part of the scene, and you still have a fun camaraderie, a banter, that you're able to maintain".
There are people who go around now prying into every part of Scotland and writing down whatever these old country folk have to say.
