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The phrase 'case revolves around' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate the main point of a legal case or dispute. For example: The case revolves around the alleged breach of contract by one of the parties.
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At heart, the case revolves around double patenting.
Yet much of Ivry's case revolves around circumstantial evidence.
Professor Longerich believes his case revolves around larger and more important issues of censorship.
As you can probably also see, the case revolves around Harry Potter.
The case revolves around what constitutes a company's "establishment" within a country.
The main issue in the case revolves around the unusual legal status of the Guantánamo base.
But there's some precedent in American law for suing anonymously when a case revolves around private sexual or medical facts.
First and foremost, the McCutcheon case revolves around the issue of "corruption and the appearance of corruption".
The case revolves around four words in the mammoth 906-page law that could bring the whole thing down.
The case revolves around Masai communities living in Loliondo, just east of the world-renowned Serengeti national park.
The case revolves around "Hillary: The Movie," an anti-Hillary Clinton film produced before the 2008 election.
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