"circulate a draft" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of sharing a written document or piece of writing with others for review and feedback. Example: "Please circulate the draft of the proposal to all members of the team for their input before we finalize it."
The UK is planning to circulate a draft paper with proposals in four areas to help demonstrate the P5 commitment to reducing nuclear arsenals.
Now, if the parties could agree to a short statement, that would be helpful, noting that the Chairman would soon circulate a draft document for parties to consider.
The European Commission's competition division is expected to circulate a draft ruling in the Microsoft antitrust case to other divisions within the commission, including Mr. Eckert's, by the end of this year.
Two people close to discussions of the plan said that the governor's staff had in recent days begun to circulate a draft of a bill with the tax and toll proposals.
The diplomats, speaking on the condition of anonymity because no official announcement had been made, said the United States would circulate a draft resolution to the full Council at the meeting.
At a specially convened cabinet meeting in Birmingham, the Prime Minister will circulate a draft document in which he makes clear that he has no intention of standing down.
Instead, they spent a couple of weeks writing and circulating a draft article titled "Purely Coincidental?
Before approving an agenda, he circulates a draft among the interested parties.
The Bush administration circulated a draft resolution that would provide a United Nations endorsement of a multinational force in Iraq.
Kuwait circulated a draft of a statement expressing "outrage and sorrow" at the killings and seeking an independent investigation.
Staffers at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, meanwhile, have circulated a draft recommendation of a possible lawsuit against Google over alleged antitrust violations.
