The phrase "circular of" is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, if you meant to say that something is a circular issued by someone, you would use the phrase "circular from". For example: The bank released a circular from the CEO with updates on company policies.
This finding sounds rather circular: of course a minority will support the state, and slightly more the rebels the districts polled are insurgency-stricken.
By Carroll Van Ark, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, May 13 , 1933P. 11 Friend sent us clipping about anti-cricket man, together with advertising circular of cricket company, the Austin Workshops, Hanover, N.H.
In Britain, a Home Office circular of 1983 stipulated that bids for more staff would not be approved if policemen were doing jobs that could be filled more cheaply by "civilians".
In Belfast in 1792 there was an unprecedented gathering of Irish harpers, the aim of which, as it was described in a circular of the time, was to revive "the Ancient Music and Poetry of Ireland".
Reflecting parents' fears is the circular of the Karnataka Unaided Schools Managements Association, which asks, "Will not such mixing of children from different strata of society create conflict, discord and controversy among children and parents in your school?" Life goes on this way in the great republic with a perpetual battle between the island people and a sea of humanity.
In his circular of Jan . 11 , 1899Count Muravyov proposed specific topics for consideration: (1) a limitation on the expansion of armed forces and a reduction in the deployment of new armaments, (2) the application of the principles of the Geneva Convention of 1864 to naval warfare, and (3) a revision of the unratified Brussels Declaration of 1874 regarding the laws and customs of land warfare.
The genome consists of one circular chromosome of 2,578,146 bp with a %GC content of 38%.
The genome of S. marinus F1 consists of a circular chromosome of 1.57 Mbp.
The assembled genome is composed of a circular chromosome of 1,635,045 bp and a circular plasmid of 37,174 bp (supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).
By 1807 Manhattan newspapers were advertising a show of "a circular view of New York".
There is a freestanding wooden barn just north of the circular group of buildings.
