The phrase "swapped around" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to exchange the positions or order of something. Example: The words in the sentence were swapped around for better flow and understanding. Another example: She swapped the order of the items on her to-do list, putting the most important tasks at the top.
SNPs act as markers for blocks of DNA that get swapped around during the process of sexual reproduction.
When sperm and eggs form, blocks of DNA from a creature's mother and father are swapped around, taking the signposts with them.
For hardcore gamers, Microsoft also announced the sale of a new $150 £977) controller called Xbox Elite, with interchangeable thumbsticks, paddles, and buttons whose functions can be swapped around, starting in October.
Naturally, the game is accompanied by 16 brand new Skylanders figures which can all be pulled in half and swapped around, allowing players to create their own combinations, with 256 possibilities.
Insider knowledge is almost always swapped around, even in secretive organizations, often recklessly so, because doling it out confers status, tactical advantage, and sometimes money for the doler-outer.
So you're already… So we then have to, would have to triage them and put them on the end of the doctor's surgery if they're urgent which puts the onus on us which… So now that it's swapped around, it's brilliant.
Beverly of course is the favourite part to play but we're fair and we swap around".
It can cause bits of chromosomes to break off and to swap around, meaning genes end up in the wrong place and don't work properly – these are also phenomena that can trigger cancer.
Walsh thinks he will swap around the 10 most popular and least popular pieces each week.
This article was amended on 28 April 2016 to swap around the Oxford and Cambridge endowment amounts, which were incorrect.
People can swap around their living room and dining room, have them open plan or semi-open plan.
