The phrase "a circulation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the source or origin of a circulation, such as in the context of information, news, or physical circulation like blood flow.
Example: "The report indicates a circulation from the central office to all regional branches."
Alternatives: "a distribution from" or "a flow from".
I foresee that IDVG may serve as a screening test to separate patients with a hyperkinetic circulation from those with a hypokinetic one.
It has a circulation ranging from 8,000 to 10,000 and an annual budget of $250,000, which pays 60to65percentent of its operating costs.
However, on August 15, a tropical depression re-developed halfway between Vietnam and the Philippines, with a circulation exposed from the convection due to moderate wind shear.
Distinguishing sepsis and an ineffective circulation from an acute coronary syndrome can be challenging.
Overall, our estimated seroprevalence among HCP and non-HCP was 19%, which was similar to estimates after the first wave of A(H1N1 pdm09 virus circulation from other studies (6, 7 ).
Management of these patients is complicated by the altered circulatory physiology, because continuous-flow LVADs provide a parallel circulation from the heart to the aorta, which interacts with the native left heart (systemic) circulation with consequent effects on the right heart circulation.
Under her ownership, the Daily News fought its way to a circulation of 50,000 from 12,000, becoming Alaska's largest newspaper.
As this fuel expands during nuclear fission, some of it is pushed away into a circulation loop away from the main reaction.
In this Cumulative Model of Quintuple Helix, the resource of knowledge moves through a circulation of knowledge from subsystem-to-subsystem (see Barth [2011a], p. 6).
This would leave him without a circulation and indistinguishable from someone dead but crucially, would slow his metabolic process and allow time for the difficult repair before the dying process became irreversible.
