The phrase "a time of spreading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by the act of spreading, whether it be ideas, information, or something physical.
Example: "The 1960s were a time of spreading cultural movements that influenced generations to come."
Alternatives: "an era of dissemination" or "a period of expansion".
The arrests come at a time of spreading public ire over an economy hobbled by electricity shortages and soaring inflation.
But in a time of spreading resentments and rage, when truth is increasingly the target of assault and dialogue is often viewed as betrayal, moderation isn't simply a decorous democratic quality; it becomes an essential democratic virtue.
Although there were no reports of large demonstrations, the outsize government response highlighted China's nervousness at a time of spreading unrest in the Middle East aimed at overthrowing authoritarian governments.
It is a time of spreading opportunity and although the changing landscape as viewed from Israel may seem like a more threatening place it now falls to Mr Netanyahu to come up with an Israeli vision which is grand enough to match the magnitude of the moment.
It is a time to spread awareness of heart disease and also to recognize the astounding achievements of the medical community in treating matters of the heart and these things are important to me.
In case you haven't heard, it's World Kidney Day, a time to spread awareness of kidney disease and treatment options like transplants.
"This is also a time of year for spreading pig manure on the land.
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Spread-betting firms also offer a time of the last goal spread, which for tomorrow's game is quoted at 57-60 (SportIndexndex).
It's also good to point out that the body can only absorb about 500 mg of calcium at a time, so spreading out your calcium intake over the course of the day is recommended.
