The phrase "circulated into" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "The rumor circulated into town quickly."
Wastewater is circulated into the spaces between the coated granules.
If just 10percentt of those fans spend $10 each before or after the game, that is around $15,000 that gets circulated into local businesses.
At the same time, the white blood cells that circulated into the thymus seemingly were taught that the biochemical fingerprints of the transplanted cells were not foreign.
Furthermore, NSN series were safe to be used when they circulated into the blood in low concentration, while if high concentration can not be avoided during administration, high porosity or amino modification of NSN were safer to be considered.
The Chinese currency they earn from doing business quickly gets circulated into Hyesan, a city of about 190,000 people whose industry-based economy has slumped since the 1990s.
He said the only potential problem identified by environmental experts was a "mildly elevated" level of carbon dioxide, probably because no outside air had been circulated into the building since the students' return.
At the top, it is captured by the system and re-circulated into the parking garage to heat it.
In this system, the salt water is heated in a solar collector before flashing inside an insulated chamber to be evaporated and condensed naturally later on where the rest of saline water is re-circulated into the system.
If there is less convection, the lithium does not circulate into the interior of the star as much, allowing more of it to survive.
"We have a tank full of cold water that we can immediately circulate into the data center to start removing heat," he said.
These data can be used to predict the variants that will continue to circulate into the next flu season, which dictates the contents of the next batch of vaccines.
