"circle of contacts" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a metaphor for a network of acquaintances or business contacts. For example, "By utilizing her circle of contacts, she was able to find a job in her desired field."
His site of choice is dopplr.com, which allows you to share your travel plans with your circle of contacts.
From a tweet that leads to a drink, to a chance meeting at an event - the opportunities to expand your circle of contacts are greater than ever.
"This applies to all market participants but is particularly important for senior practitioners who will regularly interact with a wide circle of contacts".
A Gmail user only needs to be in their "Circle" of contacts on Google+ in order to send them a message.
He said that Buzz came with a built-in circle of contacts to provide a better experience to users and that many liked that feature.
She said she had founded her guardianship campaign unassisted, without any special connections, enlisting women in her circle of contacts as fellow founding members.
By construction, the skin is constrained to be C1 continuous, and for each ball, it is tangent to the ball along a circle of contact.
Which means "intimate Circles" of contacts.
Users can also create their own group messaging circles of contacts, where they can have private conversations with certain groups of people.
The buzzy new app Secret — which lets people post messages to their circles of contacts without attribution — has closed a $10 million round of funding at a $50 million post-money valuation, TechCrunch has learned from two sources close to the situation.
As for any comparisons with Google's social offering Google Plus — which lets users group contacts into different pigeonholes (Circles), and share different content to different circles or share publicly with the web — Teare says just.me doesn't require you to create circles of contacts ahead of time.
