The phrase "center round" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to revolve or focus around something. Example: The entire discussion centered round the issue of climate change and its impact on the environment.
Thorough investigation under microscope of the three selected samples did not reveal particles with interference colors; rather, spherical particles with distinctive features of arsenic sulfide glass comparable to the one found in literature - dark center, round edges, bright yellow/dark brown/yellow areas, conchoidal fractures [3,19] - were observed (Figure 8).
Initially most of the stories center round the career of Doctor Conway, who rises from junior surgeon to Diagnostician.
Initially most of the stories center round the career of Doctor Conway, who rises from junior surgeon to the top level, Senior Diagnostician.
He became a science fiction fan in 1941, attracted particularly by the works of E. E. "Doc Smithh, which featured good aliens as well as evil ones, and of Robert A. Heinlein, many of whose stories center round ordinary people.
Schwartz Center Rounds sessions, which the foundation supports, are one way of doing this.
Kaka'ako Kitchen, a plate lunch spot in a busy Honolulu shopping center, rounds out brown rice and greens with chicken in honey-lime vinaigrette, calamari with spinach salad or wild salmon with lemon-ginger sauce.
EDF has put back the final investment decision due to its own internal problems mainly centering round mounting financial problems and dissent among its own unions and staff.
Students' perspectives centered round a core theme, 'finding a focus and taking control'.
The system is centered round a computer running application developed for the purpose.
Computed tomography (CT) imaging was available at both the centers round the clock.
In Oxford there was a parallel though distinct development centering round the work of John Austin (1911 60).
