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The phrase "a centre of diffusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or entity that facilitates the spread or distribution of something, such as ideas, information, or substances.
Example: "The university has become a centre of diffusion for innovative research in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a hub of dissemination" or "a focal point for spreading".
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The city of Guangzhou was also a centre of diffusion of xenophobia, because the scholars at the city's great academies were proclaiming the Confucian theory that uncultured barbarians should be excluded.
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Inspired by the ancient Athenian schools, the Platonic Academy established in Florence in the second half of the 15th century became a centre of learning and diffusion of Christian Platonism, a philosophy that conceived of all forms as the creative thoughts of God and that inspired considerable artistic innovation and creativity.
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"A centre of excellence.
Vyādhapura, and Funan as a whole, was a major centre for the diffusion of Indian civilization and culture throughout the Southeast Asian mainland.
"O2 and CO2 take opposite routes, but both move by a process of diffusion, OK? OK".
We've been seeing a lot of diffusion lines and collaborations with Urban Outfitters lately with emerging designers.
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