The phrase "around the scope of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, projects, or areas of focus that are related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "We need to consider the factors that fall around the scope of our current research project."
Alternatives: "within the framework of" or "in the context of".
"There are more of these agreements than we know about," one commission official said, "so our desire is to get our arms around the scope of the issue".
Indeed, the central question of mitigation revolves around the scope of policy to influence or accelerate the diffusion of low-carbon technology.
It is also possible that once the N.S.A. finally gets its mind around the scope of the leaks it will at least begin to come to terms with the greater transparency now demanded of it.
His discussion of the issue did of course revolve around the scope of the BBC's news website, and coincided with Rupert Murdoch's worldwide campaign to encourage other hard-pressed news publishers to put their online news behind paywalls.
"While it is clearly important to retain a degree of flexibility around the scope of the ring-fence, it is equally critical that any new system creates regulatory certainty for banks and their investors," he said.
The 10 recommendations include "specific controls" around the scope of BBC news online, partnerships with news brands instead of replicating content or launching competing services, and more transparency around how licence fee funded overseas journalists are used in the BBC's commercial international services.
EVERYBODY loves an anniversary, as it is a dune in the sands of time where someone puts in a stick, turns around and surveys the scope of the past.
Through the method of numerical simulation, the paper analyzes the soil temperature, obtains the distribution of isotherms around the pipes and the scope of the heat transfer, and understands the heat transfer performance around the pipe intuitively.
Though legends spread around the globe about the scope of Presley's palate, Ms. Langston knew the truth.
Here is a list of headlines from publications around the country revealing the scope of the difficulties, compiled by the National Center for Fair and Open Testing, or FairTest, a nonprofit organization that advocates against the misuse and abuse of standardized tests.
Change is achieved, as are the victories of a government in a democracy, by way of painful coalition-building, hypocrisy, occasional violations of apparent principles, ugly if short-term violations of civil liberties, tactical duplicity and long-game strategic thinking, and, often, disingenuous dealings around the goals and the scope of an operation.
