"information circular" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in business or official settings, such as in reports, communications, or marketing materials. Example: "Please refer to the attached information circular for details on the upcoming company conference."
In a new information circular issued to parliamentarians and staff on Monday morning, the Department of Parliamentary Services backed down on the most controversial element.
"This will ensure that persons with facial coverings can continue to enter the chamber galleries, without needing to be identifiable," the Department of Parliamentary Services said in an information circular emailed to parliamentarians and staff on Thursday.
The Department of Parliamentary Services emailed around the new rules in an "information circular" on Thursday, but the measures were approved by the presiding officers of the House of Representatives and the Senate, Bronwyn Bishop and Senate president Stephen Parry.
British Columbia Geological Survey, Information Circular 1994 15, 43 pages.
Nova Scotia Department of Mines and Energy, Information Circular 3, [8 pages].
An information circular was sent to facility managers detailing the project and they were contacted one week to 10 days later for their decision on participation.
For years, however, the airlines had essentially disregarded the F.A.A.'s information circulars.
For years, however, the airlines had essentially disregarded the F.A.A.'s information circulars.
The F.A.A. issued at least five civil aviation security information circulars to all U.S. airlines and airport security personnel, including specific warnings about the possibility of hijacking.
The warnings were vague but sufficiently alarming to prompt the F.A.A. to issue four information circulars, or I.C.s, to the commercial airline industry between June 22nd and July 31st, warning of possible terrorism.
She added that other approaches that could be used at the RevCon included those used in 1985, when a final document was adopted that summed up some opposing views (i.e., "some believe/others believe"), and the issuing of IAEA information circulars reflecting agreed RevCon Main Committee language.
