The phrase "appropriate circulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or flow of information, resources, or even blood in a medical context.
Example: "Ensuring appropriate circulation of information within the organization is crucial for effective communication."
Alternatives: "suitable distribution" or "proper flow".
Among all the eight capital cities across Australia, except for Darwin, the need of hybrid cooling for other cities is found to be insignificant, and is less than 5% if appropriate air circulation is provided on hot/warm days.
You need appropriate blood circulation – not too much and not too little.
These results suggest that the new pressure gradient formulations may be appropriate for general circulation models that employ hybrid vertical coordinates and/or terrain-following representations.
Thus, it may produce a geothermal anomaly and the regional geological faults (Kostadinoff and Reartes 1993) may be the most appropriate ways for groundwater circulation to several depths and the resulting heat transfer.
Since biomarkers of response to infection and treatment in humans need to be detectable in peripheral blood, future studies in our rabbit model will require identification of appropriate biomarkers in the circulation that can discriminate different stages of lung infection and/or disease.
publication of notice in newspapers of general circulation in the appropriate area.
Cardiologists place stents not just in coronaries but also in carotid arteries within the neck for incidentally discovered stenosis without appropriate evaluation of the intracranial circulation.
"The elevators were well past their natural life, the stair circulation was not appropriate and there was no infrastructure to deal with disabled people," said Simon Mordant, a Sydney businessman who is the chairman of the museum.
Impedance matching is essential to achieve good circulation, and the appropriate level of parasitic capacitance has the surprising consequence of inverting the direction of circulation in going from one magnetic field or frequency to another.
We did not use contrast-enhanced angiography studies (neither CT angiography nor MR angiography) for qualitative vessel visualisation since contrast bolus timing for appropriate imaging is dependent on circulation parameters that vary to a very high degree in sedated rats.
