Remember, the center of something is a point. It doesn’t go around anything. This guy does it wrong twice:
It’s interesting that the analysis doesn’t really center around the security properties of Telegram, but more around its ubiquity as a messaging platform in the country.
The correct wording is “center on” but in a sentence like this, with two instances of the usage, a bit of creativity is in order. Here are a few choices. What do you recommend?
- discuss
- cover
- talk about
- mention
- report on
- reveal
- isn’t about
- _____________