The phrase "around violently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is happening in a chaotic or forceful manner in a circular or surrounding context.
Example: "The wind whipped around violently, tossing debris into the air and creating a scene of chaos."
Alternatives: "in a frenzied manner" or "with great force."
The windows smashed into tiny fragments and dust flew around violently.
Mightn't we move beyond the tired dichotomy of men pushing one another around violently only to end in sexual embraces?
Woman A, with her sharp, mean little boots, clamps the body of Woman B, who is lying down, and whirls her around violently on the floorboards.
In one repeated motif she mimes throwing a stone, only to arc her body backward and around violently, as if the forces she is battling have swatted her away like a nettlesome fly.
As the tension in the music built with accelerating downward arpeggios, you know, like in a movie when the music lets you know the monster is coming or the bad guy is right around the corner, we started buffeting around violently.
It comes in handy in a novel that includes three characters called Jeremy Mohonk, and there is a feeling during the opening chapters that, just to challenge himself, Boyle has spun around violently in circles and thrown four or five different densely populated plot strands as far from each other as they will land, just to challenge himself.
She jerked around so violently that her kimono twisted under one foot and she very nearly tripped herself.
He jumped around so violently that audience members had to prevent him from knocking his equipment to the ground.
He chased her, grabbed her by the arm and swung her around so violently she fell, then started to drag her back into the meeting room, Lichtenberg said.
Toward the end of the Depression, in the late 1930s, a sociologist named Alfred Winslow Jones conducted field research around the violently strike-prone factories of Akron, Ohio, expecting that bitter industrial conflict might have created equally bitter class divisions.
Matti had to physically hold the bike upright so I wouldn't fall off, and I still wobbled around so violently I couldn't quite muster the courage to let go of the handlebars.
