'create confusion around' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that an action or situation generates confusion or uncertainty. For example, "The company's sudden change in policy created confusion around how the new system would work."
Still, a complicated patchwork of local, national, and international plumbing codes, only some of which recognize the practice, can create confusion around rainwater harvesting, according to Jack Holmgreen, president of Texas-based SparkleTap Water Company.
"Why couldn't it own part of it again?" But if the state were to hand over Yukos shares to a rival, like the oil company Rosneft, considered loyal to the Kremlin, or Gazprom, that would unsettle foreign investors and create confusion around property rights in President Vladimir V. Putin's second term, analysts say.
But if the state were to hand over Yukos shares to a rival, like the oil company Rosneft, considered loyal to the Kremlin, or Gazprom, that would unsettle foreign investors and create confusion around property rights in President Vladimir V. Putin's second term, analysts say.
The moth's twisted tail, on the other hand, provides a consistent acoustic response regardless of the angle, which could create confusion around the varying main echo.
Actor fragmentation is reinforced by the Common Agricultural Policy CAPP) in three ways: (1) through targeting individual farmers; (2) by creating confusion around coordination roles for increasing numbers of actors; and (3) by failing to engage with barriers to collaboration among farmers.
In a news release the company acknowledged that the initial implementation was "too vague," creating confusion around precisely what shape it would ultimately take.
This lack of clarity created confusion around terminology in relation to public health and the subsequent application of the concept of public health in everyday midwifery practice.
Whatever the reasons, the absences, often unexplained, create confusion and distrust around the entire car-buying process.
But he also had a penchant for invention, a way of moving players around to create confusion, emphasizing strengths and camouflaging weaknesses.
Hopping around will just create confusion and make it difficult for you to reach a resolution.
San Diego likes to move players around at the line of scrimmage, hoping to create confusion and leave a man uncovered.
