The phrase "amount in circulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the total quantity of a particular currency or asset that is currently available for use in the economy.
Example: "The central bank reported that the amount in circulation has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "circulating supply" or "total circulation".
In patients with POTS, the vessels aren't constricting properly, and so too much blood stays in the legs, causing a decrease in the amount in circulation.
By September 1790 the Assembly made the assignat into a paper currency, and the amount in circulation was increased from 400,000,000 livres to 1,200,000,000.
Its flagship product EURS more than doubled its amount in circulation and monthly transactions in November with third-party custody and frequent verifications will be joining the ecosystem shortly.
"I would never just throw toys away even if I was questioning if they were in good nick". Whilst we don't know exactly how much of the plastic that ends up in landfill comes from toys, green campaigners say that consumers can help reduce the amount in circulation.
For a start, they could take a look at what's been going on in Sweden – where a broad alliance between the government, banks, trade unions (it is their members who get beaten up and stabbed in cash robberies) and Bjorn from Abba has made it the first country in the world where the amount of cash "in circulation" is falling.
Moreover, we only measured the amount of total HNE in circulation, which was mostly conjugated with high-molecular-weight inhibitors, instead of assessing directly the HNE activity.
Economy Minister Jorge Remes Lenicov said on Sunday night that the country had about $14 billion in foreign currency reserves, or more than double the total amount of pesos in circulation.
One says that, over the long run, the price of gold approximates the total amount of money in circulation divided by the size of the gold stock.
Michael Gove, the environment secretary, announced a "four-point plan for tackling plastic waste" last month including cutting the total amount of plastic in circulation, reducing the number of different plastics in use and making recycling easier.
According to the central bank of Sweden, cash transactions made up 2percentt of all payments made in Sweden in 2015, whereas in Norway, cash accounts for less than 3percentt of the total amount of money in circulation, according to the central bank of Norway.
