"significant circulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the widespread distribution or popularity of something, such as a piece of writing, a product, or an idea. Here is an example sentence: "The newspaper article gained significant circulation and was read by thousands of people."
In doing so, the company forgoes significant circulation revenue in favor of building an audience for advertisers.
Despite significant circulation and advertising gains and a passel of journalism awards since he acquired the magazine from Mortimer Zuckerman, The Atlantic continues to lose millions of dollars a year.
The Times switched to mornings in 2000, going head to head with The P-I, and suffered a seven-week strike less than a year later, without a significant circulation loss from either trauma.
C1 Magazine Aims for Profit Despite significant circulation and advertising gains and a passel of journalism awards since David Bradley acquired The Atlantic Monthly from Mortimer Zuckerman, the magazine continues to lose money.
Two major papers, The Denver Post and The Seattle Times, reported significant circulation gains after their main competitors, The Rocky Mountain News and The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, stopped publishing.
And the Economist, which comes out on the same cadence as the new Newsweek and would seem to occupy similar psychic space, has had significant circulation and advertising success in recent years.
While some of the Internet business magazines have significant circulations, most remain fairly small.
Anti-smoking advocates had recently complained that too many cigarette ads were appearing in publications with significant teenage circulation.
From this figure, it appears that even tiny variations of Q from 3 can lead to a significant backward circulation and consequently to a noticeable loss of chirality, e.g. for (Q_{circlearrowleft }= 2.8), (Q_{circlearrowright }) can attain a value as large as 1. Figure 2 Relation between (pmb{Q_{circlearrowleft}}) and (pmb{Q_{circlearrowright}}).
Radiolabeled micelles having hydrodynamic radius of 97 ± 13 nm have been successfully evaluated in vivo and ex vivo in non-tumor-bearing mice, revealing significant blood circulation up to at least 24 h post injection, with low accumulation in most organs except for the liver and spleen, which are the natural organs for clearance of nanoparticles.
In arteries with significant collateral circulation if microembolization is attempted both proximal inflow and distal outflow occlusion should be attempted [ 36].
