The phrase "around record" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to a record, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "We need to gather information around record keeping practices in our department."
Alternatives: "regarding the record" or "concerning the record".
By the time '78 rolled around, record albums were routinely twice the price they had been four years earlier, and the major labels had decided to stop subsidizing loss leaders, their rabid cult followings and critical accolades be hanged.
A platform that digitally has lower rates that are statutory and can go around record labels without licensing directly… and something ripe for disruption that can be used to filter out the noise and curate the best.
Ballooning budget deficits, however, have made investors rest a little less easy, especially with yields still bouncing around record lows.
Across the banking sector, revenue from securities and banking are still lackluster as deal volume stays around record lows.
The Stooges also played "Night Theme," from "Kill City" — a Pop-Williamson collaboration you would probably know only if you had spent time hanging around record stores.
Venezuela's economy has endured a horror year in which the oil price - which the country is essentially dependent on - has been hovered around record lows.
The controversy revolves around recorded phone calls between a corporate lobbyist, Niira Radia, and a wide range of Delhi's powerful elite.
But the 40-year-old Detroit defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom is reminding everyone he's still around, recording his first hat trick in 19 N.H.L. seasons.
Alec Wilder's standard "I'll Be Around," recorded by Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday and many others, is one of the classic songs regarded as doormat ballads.
Thirty-three years have passed, and that boy, Irwin Chusid (it rhymes with lucid), has built his life around recorded sounds that others have forgotten or never heard.
"Shelby was the all-around record man," Mr. Kennedy remarked.
