"centered around the question" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a discussion or piece of writing that focuses on a certain question or topic. For example, "The essay was centered around the question of gender equality in the workplace."
While most HR efforts have stayed centered around the question of how to promote employee engagement only, we really need to start taking a more nuanced approach and ask how to promote engagement while avoiding burning out employees in the process.
"The real discussion today, the substantive discussion, centered around the question: was the Holocaust a universal event, or solely a Jewish, and therefore, unique one?
In the French sources, one important discussion has centered around the question of whether the Natchez planned a simultaneous attack on the French with the other major tribes of the region.
The report centered around the question of how well the agency enforces its 1991 Lead and Copper Rule.
Centered around the questions: Who Am I?
This workshop will center around the question: Is HP really more powerful than SDP?
Given the country's impressive performance, current internal policy debates center around the question how to withdraw parts of the recent reforms.
As the 2016 election approaches, the debate among the intelligentsia appears like it will center around the question of inequality.
Associated Press writer, Tom Coyne, says that the debate in sport circles centers around the question of "whether or not Te'o and the university were complicit in the hoax and misled the public, perhaps to improve his chances of winning the Heisman". For those of you who don't follow football, the Heisman is the biggest honor one can achieve in college football.
A 3x3 block of pixels centered around the pixel in question is chosen from the shift registers and sent to an intensity calculation module.
Street actually casts her argument in terms of a "Darwinian dilemma" for realists, which centers around the following question: what is the relation between the evolutionary shaping of moral judgments and the independent moral truths posited by realists?
