The phrase 'euphoria around' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a feeling of intense excitement or happiness associated with a particular event. Example: There was a palpable euphoria around the room when the lottery numbers were announced.
"There is less euphoria around it as opposed to 2007," he said.
I know that if they do, there'll be more euphoria around town, that's for sure.
Initially, Modi's opponents expected the euphoria around him to bypass traditional India.
But in helping generate popular euphoria around the latest "breakthroughs" with Taiwan, they are taking a risk.
Indeed, the euphoria around LinkedIn appeared to be spilling back into the secondary markets - exchanges where private shares are traded - bolstering demand for other start-ups.
We must celebrate and enjoy the euphoria around this stunning success but let's not get too intoxicated and forget that the hard work is just beginning.
The brass section – fronted by Condon on trumpet – is pivotal, with more euphoria spreading around the venue every time the trumpets and trombones kick in.
ATLANTA, Aug. 5 — Since the deadline-day deal that dropped the slugging first baseman Mark Teixeira into the Braves' lineup, no amount of bad news could calm the euphoria here around the deal.
But while there was plenty of chest-thumping euphoria heard around the city and beyond Wednesday night, there was another reaction from fans too, a kind of dazed giddiness, almost as though they must be living in a parallel universe, a world where the Red Sox did not let balls slip through their legs, did not blow it at the last minute.
As the winning goal was scored, shouts of euphoria erupted around the stadium.
It was a moment that briefly dulled the mood of euphoria building around Valley Parade but Bradford, driven by the combative figure of 35-year-old captain Gary Jones, were not to be denied.
