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Discover LudwigThe phrase "air circulating through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the movement of air within a space, such as in ventilation or airflow contexts.
Example: "The air circulating through the room helps to maintain a comfortable temperature."
Alternatives: "airflow moving through" or "air passing through".
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The most basic, he said, is to get air circulating through it by using fans.
This tube also has air circulating through it carrying the urine to a holding tank.
The air circulating through the ventilated chamber was overheated up to 12 °C during the daytime.
Because of the PCM solidification, 2.5 h after the solar radiation faded out, the air circulating through the chamber was still warmed by 2 °C.
They breathe fresh air circulating through large windows and waddle outside, where they preen their feathers, shake their tails and splash in man-made puddles with a chorus of quacks.
PAGE C1 Home USING GADGETS TO ZAP GERMS Farhad Manjoo has been testing several gadgets that promise to reduce or eliminate many household pathogens: devices to sanitize cellphones, toothbrushes, bedding, floors, countertops and even the very air circulating through a person's home.
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Air circulated through the Pit, and the faintest hint of a breeze flowed from the chasm into the workshop.
Instead, the vast majority of Americans heat their homes with warm air circulated through ducts and blown out of wall registers.
Air circulating upward through the spaces among the stones provides sufficient oxygen for the metabolic processes.
The respiratory structures of spiders consist of peculiar "book lungs," leaflike plates over which air circulates through slits on the abdomen.
We blow high-velocity air into the cold aisle and we extract hot air, which makes the air circulate through the servers.
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