The phrase "article circulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an article that has been distributed or shared among a group of people or within a certain context.
Example: "The article circulated among the members of the committee sparked a lively discussion about the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "disseminated article" or "shared article".
But copies of the article circulated widely on the Internet and among intellectuals.
An article circulated in training courses explains that "each of the 10 Standard Orders are prefaced by the silent imperative 'YOU,' meaning the on-the-ground firefighters".
The article circulated fast; it seemed to capture a mounting frustration among some Chinese intellectuals that the state's reluctance to share power has brought reforms to a standstill.
Mr. Cuomo went so far as to call the state's budget process "a sham" in a draft opinion article circulated on Monday, comparing it to "deceptive practices I fought to change in the private sector" as New York's attorney general.
Quoting liberally from Mr. Martin, the article circulated on the Internet, and its contents eventually found their way into various e-mail messages, particularly an added claim that Mr. Obama had attended "Jakarta's Muslim Wahhabi schools.
In an unpublished article circulated to call attention to the trade, a local official named Du described this scene: "Villagers became crazy about selling blood because they are so poor and life is so hard.
But it did get me thinking, especially after an article circulating through my social network caught my attention the other day: The Death Of Pretty.
Reporters from Italian newspapers and international wire services showed up, hundreds of articles circulated around the globe, and people eager for miracles arrived at the Vitolo home at all hours.
From online videos with high production values to articles circulated around the internet – including the widely-read 'Message to my sisters' in their propaganda magazine Dabiq – this group has been savvy in its use of cyber propaganda.
Needless to say, negative findings are not rewarded with lucrative grants or public notoriety in papers like the Journal Sentinel or in glowing articles circulated by California Watch.
(At school, I recall articles circulating that explained how to fail Army physicals).
