The phrase "are circulating through the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the movement or dissemination of information, ideas, or substances within a particular area or among a group of people.
Example: "Rumors are circulating through the office about the upcoming changes in management."
Alternatives: "are spreading throughout the" or "are flowing through the".
Q: What types of missiles are circulating through the conflict?
But when a helper cell comes in contact with its germ, says Dr. H. Clifford Lane, an AIDS researcher at the N.I.A.I.D., "it sort of says, 'Oh, my God, I've waited my whole life for this moment,' and it immediately starts dividing". The activated cell multiplies until millions of its progeny are circulating through the blood.
In contrast, HIF-1's activity is reduced when the cells are circulating through the oxygen-rich blood stream.
"These isotopes are circulating through the ecosystem in ways that we never imagined," explained Stensil.
Since the beads are circulated through the clothes, they give a more consistent wash than in conventional machines, where clothes can become crumpled and washed inconsistently, said Westwater.
It's understandable that Vietnam books — and not books on the War of the Roses — should be circulating through the Obama Administration.
Volunteers have been circulating through the village, imploring residents to sleep in a shelter rather than remain in or near damaged homes.
Another 100 or so charts were circulating through the N.I.H. for review by relevant specialists, and Gahl expected that another 20 patients would be admitted to the program before the end of the year.
This pseudo-home had been conjured by Jill Vegas, a thirty-five-year-old former advertising drone with bleached-blond bangs, who was circulating through the room wearing high heels and a leopard-print dress.
FOR slightly more than a year, a mysterious little periodical has been circulating through the cubicles of New York publishing offices, attracting the kind of cultish attention usually reserved for letters stamped with secret societies' seals.
