The phrase "around joint" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something related to a joint, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The pain is located around the joint of my knee."
Alternatives: "near the joint" or "surrounding the joint".
As with the maternity leave provisions, family policy continues to tiptoe around joint ownership of parenthood.
"Coaching around joint ventures is something that I recommend for some of the SMEs I work with," he says.
Shaw TJ, Pernar LI, Peyre SE, Helfrick JF, Vogelgesang KR, Graydon-Baker E, CHeitien Y, Brown EJJ NiCoolson JP, Heit JJ, Co JP, Gandhi T. Impact of online education on intern behaviour around joint commission national patient safety goals: a randomised trial.
As a result, its main features are built around joint calendaring and list tools.
Injury risk identification will be furthered enhanced by clustering data analysis around joint or tissue specific injury risk, previous injury history, and athlete capabilities (strength, flexibility, and postural stability).
Future 5G communication innovations will hence revolve around joint innovation across all layers of the protocol stack, strongly requiring a robust approach for performance evaluation of such complex cross-layer designs.
Significant morbidity can be observed at the site of this formation of new bone, including pain and loss of motion especially around joints.
Ophicleide of brass in five sections: mouthpiece, probably original; crook, coiled twice around; wing joint; tuning slide; and bell.
The acid crystallises, then collects around joints.
The others passed around joints that filled the room with the strong whiff of marijuana.
The face, neck, and surfaces around joints receive first priority for grafting.
