The phrase "allow the circulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of the movement or distribution of something, such as information, resources, or currency.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow the circulation of updated information among all departments to improve communication."
Alternatives: "permit the distribution of" or "facilitate the flow of".
Nearly all roads are wide enough to allow FURBOT vehicles to circulate, but they are too narrow to allow the circulation of trucks without difficulty.
If the induced EMF is in excess of 1 kV, then it has to allow the circulation of current through RC network for coil protection from overvoltage.
A dedicated perfusion system based on air pressure was used to allow the circulation of the culture medium to the different micro-organs through a microfluidic system.
Joe Mathews, a fellow at the Center for Social Cohesion at Arizona State University, argued on California politics website Fox&Hounds that forcing the attorney general to allow the circulation of such an absurd proposal attacks the integrity of the initiative process.
Wearing loose, absorbent underwear that allows the circulation of air is often the only necessary treatment for contact vulvitis.
The application of a liquid radiator allows the circulation of the active material and therefore to greatly reduce the effects of the degradation of the optical performance expected after exposure to the high ion rates at the Super-FRS.
Erdogan has repeatedly justified the ban by saying it allows the circulation of what he says are faked online tapes accusing him of corruption, and that the site threatens national security.
Even in urban zones, wild vegetation is intermingled with settlements, and close contact with rural areas allows the circulation of Oligoryzomys longicaudatus.
In S. enterica and E. coli, multiple O-antigen serotypes have been identified [ 28- 30] and are hypothesized to contribute to evasion of cross-immunity [ 31, 32], thereby allowing the circulation of multiple closely related strains with different O-antigens within the same population.
Humans have evolved a complex hemostatic system that is able to maintain blood in a fluid state and allow the circulation through an intricate network of vessels; in particular, the presence of several fine-tuned feedback mechanisms in the BCC allows keeping all blood components within appropriate concentration ranges.
Additionally, previous research investigating cross-protective immunity between O1 and O2-type O-antigens has indicated that lack of protection may allow for the circulation of antigenically distinct B. bronchiseptica isolates within populations [ 17].
