The phrase "allow circulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for something to be shared or distributed among a group or network.
Example: "Please allow circulating the updated report among all team members to ensure everyone is informed."
Alternatives: "permit distribution" or "authorize sharing".
Although the precise molecular mechanism underlying this preference needs to be elucidated, bone appears to possess unique biological microenvironments that allow circulating cancer cells to home, proliferate and survive.
There are reasons that djellabahs, kurtas and saris are popular in tropical and equatorial climes (aside from the cultural constraints and religious protocol): the covered-up, relaxed silhouettes and natural fibres keep the sun's rays away from bare flesh and allow circulating air to cool the skin.
As a result, they have to be attached to bulky heatsinks, to allow circulating air to draw the heat away.
A major site of disease dissemination and relapse is bone, although the critical signals that allow circulating BCCs to identify bone microvasculature, enter tissue, and tether to the microenvironment are poorly understood.
We suspect that for a few critical days post surgery, transient systemic inflammation triggers changes of the steady dormant status in the micrometastatic sites, where tumor cells together with their tumor associated cells lodge in metastatic niches or even may allow circulating tumor cells and cells released from surgery to enter tissue.
Mice were left for 4 wk prior to subsequent experimentation in order to allow circulating hormones to reach basal levels.
Collection of isolates from sentinel hospitals and active laboratory surveillance also allowed circulating influenza subtypes, as well as antiviral resistance, to be monitored.
This would be expected if stress-induced upregulation of NA output from the LC allowed circulating neurotoxins to enter and damage these neurons.
The disruption of this physical barrier then allows circulating neurotoxic substances to extravasate into the brain parenchyma and promote an inflammatory response.
In leukemia, for example, cell adherence is not a barrier because leukocytes are freely circulating; however, the induction of cell adhesion in lymphocytes can be an exacerbating influence by allowing circulating lymphocytes to develop lymphomas in solid tissues.
Erythrocytes usually have a limited access into an intact glycocalyx: when this is compromised and starts losing its protective capacity, its permeability increases, allowing circulating cells to approach the luminal endothelial membrane more closely.
