The phrase "around its perimeter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is located or occurring along the outer boundary of an object or area.
Example: "The fence was built around its perimeter to keep the animals safe."
Alternatives: "along its edge" or "at its boundary".
Six of the eight experienced a TwAE during the test phases and could easily trace around its perimeter.
Mr. Pollock's crowning achievement was an office chair characterized by a single aluminum band around its perimeter that held it together, structurally and visually.
It's 1.4km long and 400 metres wide at the fattest point and it offers swimming options all around its perimeter.
But perhaps the best feature here is the pool - the focal point of the resort both during the day when guests rest supine on loungers and cabanas around its perimeter and at night when it is alight in unexpected shades of mauve and fuchsia.
The joke in Lithuania is that, while drawing the borders of the region, Stalin set his pipe down on the map — no one was brave enough to move it, so improbable borders were drawn around its perimeter.
The joke in Lithuania is that, while drawing the borders of the region, Stalin set his pipe down on the map no one was brave enough to move it, so improbable borders were drawn around its perimeter.
The moment you unbox the Q (at least the version Google gave away at I/O), it's clear that this is a high-end device and once you plug it in, the glow of the 32 RGB LED lights around its perimeter just confirm that this is not some cheap plasticy consumer electronics device.
This wheel provides small pockets positioned around its perimeter.
The island already had a paved path around its perimeter.
I walked around its perimeter, wondering which end the matzo had come out of.
A shielding dike some 28 feet high rises around its perimeter.
