The phrase "access to dissemination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to obtain or utilize information or resources that are being shared or distributed.
Example: "The organization aims to improve access to dissemination of research findings among community members."
Alternatives: "access to distribution" or "access to sharing".
Access to and dissemination of intelligence, both in final form and in the form when initially gathered.
Access to and dissemination of research could be further improved through the financial support given to authors for example by Frontiers publications who offer to waive publication charges.
In Spain, criminal provisions approved in 2015 regarding access to or dissemination of extremist content pose a severe threat to freedom of expression.
Twenty-two people will participate in the closed-door sessions, which are intended to "try to reach a consensus about ad hoc, practical actions to resolve the most urgent issues, particularly related to access to and dissemination of the results" of the H5N1 papers.
Improved secondary forest management requires better inventories and better access to, and dissemination of information.
With the internet playing a significant role in access to and dissemination of information, the search strategy used was well suited to the aims of the review.
The main objectives of the Federation include promotion of research in clinical practice and providing access to and dissemination of information on potential research.
Although more information and knowledge is needed, there is a lot to be gained by synthesis, better access to and dissemination of existing knowledge.
The contest aimed to develop tools for semantic annotation of journals and text-based databases, and hence to improve access to, and dissemination of, the knowledge contained within them.
This recognises that patents are not a natural form of human rights, like freedom of expression or association, but are really a monopoly privilege granted by society in return for speedy access to and dissemination of important knowledge.
