The phrase "a large circulation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or readership of a publication, such as a newspaper or magazine, indicating that it has a significant number of copies distributed or a wide audience.
Example: "The magazine has a large circulation in urban areas, making it a popular choice among city dwellers."
Alternatives: "a wide readership in" or "a significant distribution in".
Type: FTPhat a large circulation flow pattern exist in the column.
The publication, along with Die Deborah, a German-language supplement that Wise started the following year, soon attracted a large circulation and was influential in helping the nascent Reform Judaism movement spread throughout North America.
The storm reached the Atlantic Ocean with winds of about 18 hours after it made landfall; by that time, one forecaster at the National Hurricane Center remarked that the storm resembled an occluded frontal low, with a large circulation devoid of convection in a non-symmetric wind field.
The system originally had a large circulation center, which led to problems in fixing its center via satellite imagery.
Greek scholars used as sources German or French educational books on physics, or translated and published texts on natural philosophy with large circulations in Europe, like the works of Antoine Fourcroy, René Just Haüy, and Jérôme Lalande.
A leftist activist working at a leftist newspaper -- La Jornada, with the third largest circulation in the country -- he calls himself a combat cartoonist.
In the eighteen-forties, Marx edited and contributed to political newspapers in Europe; from 1852 to 1862, he wrote a column for the New York Daily Tribune, the paper with the largest circulation in the world at the time.
"Suu Kyi stealing the spotlight," read a headline on Friday in Thai Rath, the newspaper with the largest circulation in Thailand.
The much larger number of articles on CS published in Spanish relative to Brazilian magazines (1233 versus 118 articles) over the last two decades could be a direct reflection of the larger number of these magazines and/or their larger circulation in Spain.
Just before Christmas my students' union removed from sale the national newspaper with the second largest circulation in the country.
