The phrase "circulated soon" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe a plan, announcement, or piece of information that is expected to be shared with a larger group of people. For example, "We expect the details of the new product launch to be circulated soon."
Although a new resolution promising stiffer sanctions on Iran may still be circulated soon, both Russia and China say that the new NIE version of events means at a minimum a bit of a rethink.Yet it's a funny thing.
Reports that an Iraqi spy had met with Mr. Atta in Prague first circulated soon after the attacks on New York and the Pentagon, but they have been in dispute ever since.
Numerous – probably fictitious – accounts circulated soon after his death that he had been killed by poisoned ale, poisoned plums or a "surfeit of peaches".
Images of a tearful Fernandes grasping for dear life to a replica World Cup trophy were widely circulated soon after the Brazil's blowout loss to Germany, where the photos were taken.
Results dissemination needs to form part of protocol development and circulated soon after the end of the trial.
Although it should be noted that the concept of temporary immunity is conjecture at this stage, it is supported by the study of Japanese school children when influenza A(H1N1) circulated soon after A(H3N2) [ 15].
Reports that Rodriguez's fastball had slowed began circulating soon after the Americas Series Tournament in October 2002.
Illicit recordings, or bootlegs, of their concerts circulate soon after the last car leaves the parking lot.
Calls for an "anti-capitalist anti-fascist bloc" on Inauguration Day had begun circulating soon after the election in November.
The rumors started circulating soon after Howard Dodson announced this spring that he would step down as director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.
General Heiberg's letter fed an argument that had begun circulating soon after the storm that had blamed environmentalists for the destruction of the city, accusing them of blocking efforts to protect it.
