The phrase 'involves around' is not correct and is not usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'involves' instead. For example: The project involves mapping out a plan for the upcoming year.
Olympics resources have been redirected to the search, which involves around 40 detectives and 40 specialist search officers.
This curious case involves around 500 people who converted their Equitable pension cash into Standard Life with-profits annuities, which provide an income in retirement.
Scotland Yard is leading the current investigation into accusations of abuse by the former BBC DJ and presenter Savile, which now involves around 300 possible victims.
Next, it involves around 40 summer volunteering places for UWE students in Madadeni and Dundee schools, in which students use the skills they have developed in teaching, special educational needs support, engineering and IT.
An exhaustive search with these features involves around one million combinations (left( { 2^{20} } right)).
The next step that Google needs to take (or to help third party developers take) involves around app quality.
Find ways to be involved around campus! Student clubs and activities are displayed below.
"Wherever he went, he got a few more people involved around him.
This seven-screen film installation involved around 500 local people in front and behind the camera.
At the symposium, Majid presented new research involving around thirty Jahai and thirty Dutch people.
The UK Government's Foresight projects typically involve around 200 scientists and scholars.
