The phrase "a normal circulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the regular flow or movement of something, such as information, resources, or blood in a biological context.
Example: "The doctor explained that a normal circulation of blood is essential for maintaining overall health."
Alternatives: "a regular flow of" or "an ordinary circulation of".
USA Today, which reports a normal circulation of 2.3 million, said it sold an additional 600,000 copies on Jan . 21
During the flood of 1964, Mr. Ruder turned his weekly paper in this small northwestern Montana town into a daily, printing as many as 12,550 copies a day, compared with a normal circulation of 3,900.
Drawing on insights from physiology of pump load interactions, in a normal circulation there is an optimal extent of systemic vasodilation at which the delivery of hydraulic energy from the cardiac pump is maximal (the 'impedance matchpoint').
To do that, shut off the normal circulation of the oceans that involves surface water sinking and deep water upwelling.
Anticyclones that interrupt the normal circulation of the westerly wind in this way are called blocking anticyclones, or blocking highs.
They said that some of those voters could easily be accounted for by the normal circulation of people moving into areas, such as students or 16-year-olds 16-year-olds 16-year-olds registeringr than representing unregistered adults.
A new and different approach to the study of the vascular systems is the characterisation of the blood vessel patterns in the normal circulation of the human retina.
The system operates by a sodium ion cotransport mechanism, and it functions in maintaining a normal enterohepatic circulation of bile salts.
In a Fontan circulation, the mechanism of respiratory stroke volume change is completely different from that in the normal circulation because of the absence of interventricular interaction.
Although a brisk normal circulation was established in all embryos at 36hpf, BDM treatment halted cardiac contraction within 15 min, causing complete absence of circulation.
