The phrase "circulated for comment" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a document or proposal that has been shared with others for their input or feedback. Example: The new company policy was circulated for comment among all employees before being implemented.
While it is being circulated for comment within the military and has not been formally announced, General McChrystal has already put it into practical effect, he said.
The Secretary has circulated for comment a proposed rule allowing States the threshold choice of using either the income-first or resources-first method.
committee that, in 2002, produced a draft of new dietary guidelines, which was circulated for comment among the United Nations' hundred and ninety-two member states.
Design guidelines intended to give three-dimensional form to the World Trade Center redevelopment project -- but not quite as exactingly as a draft prepared last year -- are now being circulated for comment among planners, architects and officials.
In an e-mail message to David Duncan, an Andersen partner, last October, Ms. Temple suggested changes to a draft memo that Mr. Duncan was writing and had circulated for comment.
A draft report by the Murray-Darling BasiNovemberity, dated November, which is being circulated for comment with the federal and NSW governments, confirms what farmers in the lower Darling and in the stretch of river between Walgett and Brewarrina have been saying for years: that upstream extractions for irrigation of cotton are prolonging low-flow events downstream.
The larger number of drafts is due to the fact that drafts were circulated for comments to the other authors working on the book.
WVLand PFshared the responsibility for overall co-ordination of the work and writing the drafts that were circulated for comments.
Draft versions of the article have been circulated for comments, and the participating providers in the IM research group approved the final article.
The Arabic version of the Glossary was also widely circulated for comments and views, and subsequently, dispatched to the FAO Commission for Controlling the Desert Locust in the Western Region for preparation into the French language.
Developed in 2008 with an updated draft circulating for comment in 2015, these guidelines support the traditional clinical trial regulatory and ethical oversight process and make recommendations on how scientists should translate research into the clinic regardless of the country where their research is being conducted [ 16, 34].
