The phrase "attributes around the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or qualities that are associated with a particular subject or object.
Example: "The attributes around the new software include user-friendliness, efficiency, and robust security features."
Alternatives: "characteristics surrounding the" or "qualities related to the".
Again we get other attributes around that information, in terms of how long it's been there, since it's been last touched, whether it's in the DMP or not," he explains.
It became the practice to market African fiction not around their literary attributes but around the social and political issues they address.
Interestingly, we also found evidence that the virus tries to keep similar attributes dispersed around the genome, mainly avoiding their tandem organization (Additional file 9: Table S5, Additional file 10: Table S6 and Additional file 11: Table S7) with a few notable exceptions.
According to Bean, the benefits are clear: "I think the big win for the UK is actually being able to compete more effectively for international students to enroll in our offerings, either within the UK or in our overseas campuses," he said, "and being able to present the sector much more competitively and have the brand attributes around innovation that will be appealing to international students".
By studying the landscape attributes around fossil site locations, Earth scientists can offer new insights and perspectives into the past, particularly on the ways in which the inhabitants would have used their landscapes.
The date of the skull is unclear but it has been attributed to around the start of the last glacial period about 50,000 years ago.
"There are obviously sensitivities around certain combinations of attributes, around religion, gender and things like that.
The objective of this study was to determine the most sensitive grouping system in depicting and explaining variations of soil attributes around an urban area.
When he creates characters, he initially assigns a character a name and fits attributes around it.
Ethnosphere / (eth no sfir) / n. / coinage by the anthropologist Wade Davis to describe the "cultural web" of unique attributes and customs around the world, from language to music to food to handicrafts.
