Collocation
Just circling back on this.
To return to a previous topic or discussion, often to follow up or provide an update.
Definition
'Just circling back on this.' is a common English collocation. To return to a previous topic or discussion, often to follow up or provide an update.
circle back + on/with + noun/pronoun
“I'm just circling back on the email I sent yesterday about the meeting time.”
Examples
- I'm just circling back on the email I sent yesterday about the meeting time.
- Can we just circle back to that point we discussed earlier about the budget?
- Before we move on, I wanted to circle back on the budget proposal to confirm a few figures.
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- She promised to circle back with us once she had more information from the client.
- The manager said he would be circling back on the project timeline next week after his review.
- After reviewing the initial data, I felt it was important to just circle back on our assumptions.
- Let's circle back to this discussion once we've had a chance to gather all the necessary facts.
- I'm just circling back on your query from last week regarding the software update.
- He asked me to circle back with him after the meeting to finalize the details.
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