The phrase "about the diffusion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the spread or distribution of something, such as ideas, information, or substances.
Example: "The research paper focuses on the diffusion of innovative technologies in developing countries."
Alternatives: "regarding the spread of" or "concerning the distribution of".
At one point, several staff members complained loudly about the diffusion of editorial vision.
Footnote: Alex Fenton's article identifies several other important issues about the diffusion of London poverty and what it means.
I don't want to sound any more pollyanna-ish than I typically do, but the promise of the New Economy, if not entirely its reality, is about the diffusion of decision-making power, about the entrance of more players into the market, and about the greater control market forces have over corporations.
So from my perspective, pushing the witnesses at that hearing on why their fundamental assumptions about housing, about the diffusion of risk in the system, and about the overall stability of the system had been so wrong would have been especially useful.
The research into the adoption and abandonment of names challenges some assumptions about the diffusion of a message and its saturation in the population, which is an important concept in marketing.
An important goal was to provide information about the diffusion of a communicable disease without being dependent on centralised storage of information about individual patients or revealing patient-identifiable information.
This flow of current induces an electric potential across the membrane that adds to the potentials brought about by the diffusion of ions through gated channels.
Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) results showed the diffusion of Mn about 300 nm in depth in PMNPT crystal after heat treatment during MnOx nanocomposite electrode.
Given the puzzlingly brash way the killing was carried out and the difficulty the Saudis have had in preventing the diffusion of intelligence about the extent of their alleged involvement, it looked more likely by the day that the US relationship with the regime was in at least some jeopardy.
Although this decline happened decades before the start of modern-day globalization, the diffusion of knowledge about, for example, sanitation probably played an important role besides improved overall living conditions [ 8]. Adult mortality rate was 92 per 1000 population in 1990, declining further to 70 per 1000 population in 2006 [ 30].
The diffusion of new information about the negative health effects of smoking, the implementation of smoke-free policies and changes in the symbolic content of smoking are likely to have made important contributions to the decline in smoking.
