The phrase "around organisations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities, discussions, or contexts that involve or are related to organizations.
Example: "We need to have a conversation around organisations and their impact on community development."
Alternatives: "regarding organizations" or "concerning organizations".
2006 and 2008 largely went to form, and 2010 saw surprise packages Uruguay, Ghana and Paraguay all based around organisation rather than creativity.
The results indicate that while the Health Check is perceived as a worthwhile exercise to identify patients at risk of CVD a number of issues around organisation and structural barriers were identified.
An examination of developments where patients themselves have increasingly become engaged with planning care has much relevance to recent policy imperatives and helps to put this in context, as does a review of the evidence thus far for end of life care for those without cancer and the questions it raises around organisation of the delivery of care and appropriate access.
There is a significant representative organisation in the form of BOND, but they have some 400+ members, and we have around about 900 organisations that we are looking at.
There are lots of other think tanks and research organisations around, but many of those are seen to have a more tailored political outlook.
In recent years this amounted to £500,000 or more distributed between around 60 organisations.
Around 70 organisations had issued a plea to the federal government last month to continue funding their organisations in order to continue providing services and avoid sacking staff.
While the Vatican appeared to be rallying around Brady, organisations representing the victims of clerical sex abuse in Ireland said these new allegations made his position untenable.
The issues around arts organisations taking sponsorship from firms with a chequered ethical history have been with us over the centuries.
