“circulate along” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe movement or activity in a certain direction for a specific purpose. For example, “The protesters marched through the streets, circulating along the route to spread their message.”.
From the Middle Ages imported Chinese coins began to circulate along with locally minted imitations.
People circulate along perimeter halls with glass curtain walls facing the courtyard; the constant movement animates the entire complex.
From 6-11 p.m. each night, the SafeRide shuttles will continue to circulate along fixed routes to provide shuttle service.
This is a dynamic resistance that the dH/dt-driven eddy-currents encounter as they circulate along the filamentary segment of their path under flux flow.
Moreover, pilgrimage works to propagate practices among diverse regions because stories and tales of effective and attractive ritual acts circulate along with pilgrims.
Under radiation conditions (and negligible wind velocity) the natural thermal convection produces a chimney effect that forces external air to circulate along the air cavity at an unknown rate.
The chief subject, the very bugaboo, circulating along with the penny papers was slavery.
An aerated plant culturing solution was circulated along the root segment to maintain hydration.
Adult beverages, concealed in paper bags, circulated along the slithering lines.
Current generation high-temperature superconducting (HTS) power transmission cables use liquid nitrogen as a coolant that circulates along the cable.
Another model proposes that fluids circulating along the fault zone caused retrograde metamorphism and thus reset the rocks located nearest to the fault to lower temperatures.
