The phrase "around its periphery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is located or occurring at the outer edge or boundary of an object or area.
Example: "The research focused on the species that thrive around its periphery, where the ecosystem transitions from forest to grassland."
Alternatives: "at its edge" or "along its border".
But the dancing was forgettable, whereas the visit to the island — it takes an hour to walk around its periphery — stays bright in your memory, a summer vacation of a kind.
An artificial leather base allows the bag to be planted firmly when you set it to rest.Orange accent stitching zips around its periphery, achieving a cool contrast from its black body.
Favelas grew around its periphery; cars jammed into its centre.
A servomotor is a small induction motor with two stator windings displaced 90° with respect to each other around its periphery.
China's relations with the United States were also less sure, especially as China began to assert territorial claims around its periphery.
Big installations lie all around its periphery: the Army at Schofield Barracks, the Air Force at Hickam Field, the Navy at Pearl Harbor and the Pacific Command at Camp H. M. Smith.
In "Ye Ol' Ear Shoppe" (1995), Nicole Eisenman extends the picture plane of a color postcard of Van Gogh's "Self-Portrait With Bandaged Ear" (1889) by painting around and beyond its periphery.
Once a cyclone occludes, a trough 'o'f 'w'arm air aloft, or "trowal" for short, will be caused by strong southerly winds on its eastern periphery rotating aloft around its northeast, and ultimately northwestern, periphery (also known as the warm conveyor belt), forcing a surface trough to continue into the cold sector on a similar curve to the occluded front.
"Originally, we were just playing around on the periphery," Mr. Walsh said in a telephone interview.
There's a meaty, beany quality to its flavor, and sweetness around the periphery of it.
What'll I do now?" The dolphin swam around the periphery of its pool, came back, stopped in front of me and "handed" me my camera back.
