The phrase "around shoulders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is positioned or wrapped around a person's shoulders, often in the context of clothing or accessories.
Example: "She wore a shawl draped around her shoulders to keep warm on the chilly evening."
Alternatives: "over the shoulders" or "across the shoulders".
His business, mrflag.com, has sold out of car flags and is continually reordering 5ft by 3ft dragon ones ideal for wrapping around shoulders.
Arms get wrapped around shoulders and lungs get wrapped around anthems.
Whenever they are on, people are out on the streets watching their team play on a huge video screens, arms around shoulders and cheering.
Two dapper men in three-piece suits with matching pocket squares raised their glasses to a young lady, who struggled to remember the relevant Italian: "Saluche?" The manager greeted guests by name, slung his arms around shoulders, kissed cheeks.
I took a room in one, and at sunset watched Indian families up from Chandigarh playing at Bernese Bollywood, pullovers draped around shoulders and après-ski whiskies in hand.
"They're going full frog!" I'd say to my husband as I observed Wallace (sorry, Wall-ASS), six, walking down the street, arms around shoulders with his best friend; or Michael-Francis (Mee-kyle-Fron-CEES), four, demanding Franklin la Tortue for his bedtime story yet again, or Wallace's school chums clustering round me to explain that the tablet I'd made for international food week was trop sucrée.
What none of them were about was arms-around-shoulders beery bonhomie.
Bickel et al. [22] reported 13 transient nerve palsies in there series of 134 patients who underwent limb-sparing resection for tumours around shoulder girdle.
Keep your arms high with your elbows around shoulder height.
Rider should place strongest arm around shoulder bone, using your shoulders to support weight.
When doing push-ups, keep your body perfectly aligned, with your arms around shoulder width apart.
