The phrase "around the vicinity" is somewhat redundant but can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a general area or location near a specific point.
Example: "There are several restaurants around the vicinity of the park that we can try."
Alternatives: "in the area" or "nearby".
A Red Cross official at the scene, Umar Mairiga, said more than 100 people were believed to have been "either inside or around the vicinity" of the building when it collapsed.
What had happened?" For the past 10 years, Chin has tried hard to answer that question, working on a local level in Chinatown and around the vicinity of the World Trade Centre to try and help the area and its residents recover as quickly as possible.
The vast majority of married Chinese parents tend to cluster around the vicinity of 3, and only a minor proportion responded in the vicinity of 1 and 5.
In this case a direct transfer from the parking orbit, such as low earth orbit (LEO) around the vicinity of the Earth to the manifold will be impossible.
Spatially, the newly increased urban land is most likely to expand around the vicinity of city center or sub-centers, and mainly along a west east axis and a north south axis.
Despite a wide range of industrial hazardous accidents that have occurred worldwide in and around the vicinity of dumpsites, only a handful of contemporary disastrous solid "wasteslides" or "waste avalanches" have been documented.
Still hoping to obtain his very own okapi, Powell-Cotton hung around in the vicinity for a further couple of weeks.
For half an hour, Rousselot walked around in the vicinity, wondering if the woman who lived with Morini had sent him on a wild goose chase, until eventually he began to feel tired and headed for the port.
It was an old oak, and the queen had taken a shine to a deep hole, and most of her disciples followed while outliers buzzed around in the vicinity.
The electron beam turns around in the vicinity of the turning distance ( z={L}_M=L-delta ), for some small distance ( delta ).
