The phrase "dispute around" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like, "There was a lot of dispute around the new policy." This phrase is usually used to indicate that a certain opinion or idea has caused disagreement or debate.
Once again, there will likely be significant proof points and areas of dispute around issues like security, cost, and performance.
I believe this act brings to a close the dispute around the constitutional tribunal,'' said Duda, a lawyer by profession.
As the dispute around St Paul's intensified, Paternoster Square revealed just how much power the owners of private estates are able to exercise over the public.
Both sides also agreed to submit their border demarcation dispute around Abyei to international arbitration, with a decision due around next June.
China has said the confrontation could damage its relations with Japan, underlining the sensitivity of the territorial dispute around islands called Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese.
Even the Times reflects that such a report "would almost certainly have cleared Labour of blame, with a minor dispute around whether the party could have spent less in 2007".
The dispute centred around often violent picket line confrontations between police and miners.
Once more the security of the country was threatened as factions disputed around the throne.
They research water disputes around the world and understand common factors among them.
"People used to resolve their disputes around the dinner table," he said.
Few subjects demand scrutiny as urgently as does religion which, erroneously or otherwise, is invoked in conflicts and disputes around the globe.
