The phrase "allow circulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for something to be distributed or shared, such as information or materials.
Example: "The committee decided to allow circulation of the new policy document among all staff members."
Alternatives: "permit distribution" or "authorize sharing".
Re-colonization patterns that allow for strong local connectivity provide the highest persistence compared to systems that allow circulation.
The required hydronic circuit topology to supply warm and cold water to each TABS zone can be simplified into two distribution pipes that have the ability to disconnect from the central water supply but do not have the ability to allow circulation.
While the pressure boundary components of a steam generator contain high temperature and high pressure fluid, the internal components (or simply referred to as internals) provide structural support to the tube bundle and allow circulation of secondary side fluid (water) and separation of steam from the steam water mixture.
"Your heart is not beating to allow circulation," she said.
Dx-Care® is integrated with other applications to allow circulation of information between departments, laboratories and the pharmacy.
2. A layer of thin branches or stalks of cereals is placed at the bottom of the pit to for allow circulation of air, which is necessary for good composting.
During the past 300 years, minimum and maximum spatial extents of the Cap Ferret sand spit have varied by 8 km while one or two channels have alternately allowed circulation between the lagoon and the ocean.
Open-heart surgery, any surgical procedure that requires an incision into the heart, thus exposing one or more of the cardiac chambers, or requires the use of a heart-lung machine, a device that allows circulation and oxygenation of the blood to be maintained outside the patient's body.
In the brittle formations below a depth of approximately 1 km, natural fractures are developed over geological time, allowing circulation of hydrothermal fluids (permeability) and deposition of secondary minerals (sealing).
Structurally, several microcolonies can be distinguished which are separated by water channels allowing circulation of nutrients (Douglas 2003; Watnick and Kolter 2000).
These have an important role in the capture and presentation of antigens to the cells of the adaptive immune system; it also has a rich supply of blood and lymphatic vessels, allowing circulation of immune cells [ 15, 16].
