The phrase "interests centered" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a set of activities or topics that are the focus of one's attention or curiosity. For example, "I'm devoting my free time to interests centered around outdoor activities such as hiking and camping."
His scientific interests centered on hepatobiliary diseases, pediatric surgical oncology, and surgical education.
Who on television will cover these issues and more as NewsOne Now had from a discernibly black perspective with our needs and our interests centered and on full display at all times?
Targeted tumor therapy is the focus of recent intense drug development by the pharmaceutical industry with the primary interests centered on antibody drugs [ 1].
Research interests centered on the papilionoids are driven by the wide array of grain, oil, and forage legumes in the subfamily, encompassing at least 24 economically important genera from peanuts to beans (Cannon et al. 2009).
At Politika, founded in 1904 in Serbia, 14 years before the creation of the state that would become Yugoslavia, those interests center not on money but on political control of a paper whose name is still hugely resonant.
His research interests center around resource allocation problems in several contexts including real-time, embedded systems and wireless networks.
My research interests center around the development of women's rights within post-conflict transitions, with a geographical focus in Nepal.
His interests center around clinic and community-based research on maternal and newborn health.
Her primary research interests center on ethical, social, and cultural issues associated with human genomics research.
His research interests center on the application of mathematics and HPC to renewable energy challenges, particularly optimizations involving expensive simulations.
Last week, when Brown visited Towson, in Maryland, the message on the button was: "Got Crabs?" Gordon's interest centered on the buttons.
