The phrase "thought surrounding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the ideas or concepts that are associated with a particular topic or subject.
Example: "The thought surrounding climate change has evolved significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "ideas related to" or "concepts associated with".
There are competing schools of thought surrounding the conjugational patterns of the protolanguage's verbal system.
Since a severe ankle injury sidelined Webber for 23 games this season, momentum has built for a new school of thought surrounding the Kings: they play more cohesively, move the ball better and, in fact, are better off without Webber.
There are two schools of thought surrounding these auctions.
This article will examine the main currents of historical and contemporary philosophical thought surrounding these questions.
There are two schools of thought surrounding the decision to scuttle the battlecruiser.
Deborah Cook (McMaster University) presented 'Predictions and end of life decisions in the ICU', a topic that was sobering to many in the audience and gave food for thought surrounding clinicians' end-of-life decisions in a critical care setting.
In it, Melancholy is sitting lost in thought, surrounded by various strange objects, including a magic square and a polyhedron, with an unknown number of sides, called Dürer's solid.
Rough with the women's bodies he happened to encounter, hurried, dirty, certainly his only objective was to score points, as in a rifle range, to sink into a red pussy as into a fixed thought surrounded by concentric circles.
Her anguish poured out and the familiar, desperate thoughts surrounding a suicide were aired.
My thoughts surrounding every surface have blocked my view of the surfaces themselves.
Xi said the poem was inspired when "literary thoughts surrounding the deceased upright man welled up in my heart".
