The phrase "a draft circulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary version of a document that has been distributed for review or feedback.
Example: "After a draft circulated among the team, we gathered to discuss the necessary revisions."
Alternatives: "a circulated draft" or "a draft distributed".
A draft circulated last week called for the "progressive deployment of the Malian Army in Kidal".
The resolution condemned anti-Semitism and discrimination against Muslims in equal measure, a shift from a draft circulated Monday that rebuked only anti-Semitism.
A draft circulated last month to diplomats from donor nations was promptly leaked, a sign of disquiet among many who recall the military's involvement in coups and question its priority in a country still reeling from the January 2010 earthquake.
Another proposal included in a draft circulated to officials last week is an attempt to move the $3 billion Community Development Block Grant Program to the Department of Commerce from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, an official said.
In a draft circulating on Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange suggests banning analysts from participating in an investment bank's pitch to prospective corporate clients.
The "Restoring Internet Freedom" rule voted on last month was based on a final draft circulated several weeks before the meeting at which it would be adopted.
But when Mr. Casale got wind of the F.D.A. rules (an early draft circulated in 2011), he wasn't taking any chances.
It was a near-final draft circulated last September among the Romney campaign's "national security law subcommittee" for any further comments before it was to be submitted to Mr. Romney.
"There is a new draft circulating that will make the United States happier, but not much happier," one diplomat here said.
The Senate proposal largely mirrors the House measure with significant differences, according to a discussion draft circulating Wednesday among aides and lobbyists.
Following are excerpts from a United States-supported resolution for the United Nations Security Council, from a draft copy circulated among diplomats.
