"manuscript was circulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that a manuscript has been shared with multiple people or locations. For example: "The new novel's manuscript was circulated among publishers for review."
In 1779, a reproachful and satirical manuscript was circulated, the El nuevo Luciano de Quito (The New Lucian of Quito), signed by "don Javier de Cía, Apéstegui y Perochena," a pseudonym for Espejo.
The draft manuscript was circulated to the nurses for review of accuracy prior to submission and no amendments were suggested, increasing authenticity of the data.
When 100 pages of Mr. Brown's manuscript were circulated to the company's sales force last summer, the enthusiasm confirmed Mr. Rubin's optimism.
The drafts of the manuscript were written by DDB and all authors contributed to writing of the manuscript, which was circulated among each of them.
It was a small manuscript that was circulated but never printed.
The manuscript draft was circulated to all meeting participants and several other individuals for their review and feedback.
Drs. M. A. B. Melone, A. F. Hahn, H. Boman, M. Nolano, and N. M. Nathanson drafted the manuscript, which was circulated, amended, and approved by all authors.
His writings, in manuscript form, were known only to his friends and the privileged correspondents of the Correspondance littéraire, a sort of private newspaper edited by Baron Grimm that was circulated in manuscript form.
The project encompasses the questions of how and by whom such rituals were performed, the nature or content of such rituals, and the ways in which knowledge of the rituals was circulated in manuscripts.
It was circulated by Maj.
No press release was circulated.
