The phrase "most circulated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an object or information that is widely shared or well-known. For example: "The professor's paper on climate change is one of the most circulated in the field."
Many of the most circulated names for Hillary Clinton's vice presidential pick are Catholic – a fact that both says a lot about the influence of America's huge Catholic population, but also reveals, when you look more closely, how far the country has moved away from basic religious tribalism.
Red, white, and blue bunting hanging from the porch railings, and on TV, someone begins a recitation of Lt. Col. John McCrae's classic poem: In Flanders field, the poppies blow/Between the crosses row on row … In the run-up to every Memorial Day weekend, for the past several years, a certain photo takes top spot in those most circulated among my fellow military and veteran wives.
Figure that Switzerland is the world's 99th largest country in terms of population, yet its franc is one of the world's most circulated currencies.
But there's one magazine that's still on the rise after all these years, Game Informer, which has now jumped to being the 3rd most circulated publication in the US after a 37% increase over the last year.
Largely based on Maiorescu's principles, Metodă nouă ... became one the period's most circulated textbooks.
According to BurrellesLuce, The Inquirer is the fifteenth most circulated weekday newspaper in the United States.
Another difficulty is to select representative strains in vaccine design to provide cross-protection against most circulating virus strains.
As the coal resources are in short supply in recent years, most circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boilers in China burn hard coals, thus, the carbon content in the fly ash is much higher than expected.
Although some current immunogens elicit antibodies that neutralize highly neutralization-sensitive (tier 1) HIV strains, most circulating HIVs exhibiting a less sensitive (tier 2) phenotype are not neutralized.
The first subunit vaccines to enter clinical trails were safe and immunogenic but unable to elicit antibodies that neutralized most circulating strains of HIV-1.
This hypothesis has been investigated in patients in whom acquired defects in most circulating immune cells have been strongly associated with the outcome and the development of nosocomial infections.
