The phrase "already circulated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or documents that have been distributed or shared with a specific group or individuals prior to the current moment.
Example: "The report has already circulated to all team members for their review."
Alternatives: "previously distributed to" or "already shared with".
The federal government, which provides billions of dollars in Medicaid money to New York, has given the Cuomo administration until Friday to respond to the report, and the administration has already circulated to stakeholders plans for public hearings on the future of the Commission on Quality of Care.
A draft of the bid was already circulated to the 15 UN Security Council members last month by Palestine's staunch ally Jordan.
"If we condemn the violence we will be accused of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood," he said, referring to rumors already circulating to that effect.
We are yet to see an episode of the show – it premieres on 9 February – but, based on its trailer alone, a petition is already circulating to prevent it from going to air.
The city's realtors have already circulated flyers objecting to the idea of a new tax on property sales, called a transfer tax.
By making a grand gesture, inviting (even publicly urging) Mrs. Clinton to sign the (already circulating) petition to have her name submitted for nomination would help Mr. Obama look like a swell guy.
Applications for licences most likely to be of concern to parliament already take time to be circulated to relevant government departments.
Details about Core 2 Duo have already circulated widely, and early comparisons to AMD's Athlon 64 are favorable.
According to CTV News, at least four workers have refused to deliver the same flyers that were already circulated before, in June.
To assess if APC on MPs could be due to passive binding to already circulating MPs, rhAPC was added to plasma samples from non-rhAPC-treated septic patients for 24 hours.
Some dipped the counterfeits in oil to give them the appearance of having already circulated widely.
