The phrase "a small circulation and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or reach of a publication, organization, or any entity that has a limited audience or readership.
Example: "The magazine has a small circulation and primarily targets niche audiences interested in vintage cars."
Alternatives: "limited circulation and" or "restricted distribution and".
The system organized enough to prompt a Hurricane Hunters investigation, which observed a small circulation center and flight-level tropical storm force winds.
Nonetheless, when pressed, she said, "Generally, alternative publications have a small circulation, are independently owned and provide a a way for activists to communicate rapidly".
The Times' website prominently featured a related article about Parisians flocking to newsstands to buy the paper, which is known for skewering politicians and religions and previously had a small circulation but is now in high demand.
I spent an hour surveying their written work at the Gathering's gift shop, and, in truth, a small circulation is probably for the best.
We have a small circulation but our impact is really disproportionate to our circulation and it's really increased due to the internet.
The Pakistani spy agency gave the name of the station chief to The Nation, a conservative daily newspaper with a small circulation that is supportive of the ISI, American and Pakistani officials said.
A small circulation crossed Panama from the Pacific Ocean on May 17, and by the following day it was a developing depression near San Andrés in the western Caribbean.
Overview A zine is most commonly a small circulation self-published work of original or appropriated texts and images usually reproduced via photocopier.
It was Mr. Ochs's opinion that regardless of the effect such a contribution to a paper of small circulation and dubious stability might have on the staff, it would be taken by the general public as proof that The Times had been bought by Tammany, and that the paper could not afford for a moment to let that belief, however unfounded, be spread abroad.
