The phrase "around the bore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mechanics, engineering, or descriptions of physical spaces, often referring to something that encircles or is situated near a bore or hole.
Example: "The technician placed a seal around the bore to prevent any leakage."
Alternatives: "surrounding the bore" or "encircling the bore".
Comparison of the static and motoring engine heat flux signals around the bore showed the effect of the intake flow on the spray's pattern at impingement and demonstrated fuel presence on the liner that survived at exhaust valve open timing.
In 1909, 1951 and again in 1964 (the same year the North Western and Great Western announced their intentions to merge) the CGW sought engineering proposals to reroute their trackage around the bore, to daylight the tunnel, or to completely rebuild and improve it.
Wrap a cleaning cloth around the bore brush.
Relationships between each cluster and production-log data can be recognized around the well bore and the results used to reconstruct and extrapolate production-log data away from the well bore.
The new rules address some of the problems that investigators believe contributed to the blowout of the BP well, including failure of the blowout preventer and improper design or application of the cement around the well bore.
Two sets of ports extending entirely around the cylinder bore are located so that one set is covered and uncovered by one piston and the other set is controlled by the second piston.
It has developed a technique using super-strong Kevlar material, commonly found in bullet-proof armour, to wrap around the drill bore pipes before being filled with concrete to form a barrier against pollution.
"Don't go fooling around with the bears".
Rolle will stick around until the Bears have a better starting option.
Not that it matters around the Bears' grim Lake Forest headquarters, and it shouldn't.
My father, unsure what to do, started on a detour, a wide semicircle around the bear.
