The phrase "across different communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe interactions, comparisons, or relationships that occur among various groups or populations.
Example: "The research highlights the varying perspectives on climate change across different communities, emphasizing the need for tailored communication strategies."
Alternatives: "among various communities" or "throughout diverse communities".
Some of the strengths of the MOVE framework are that it is nonlinear, place-specific, and straddles multiple approaches and epistemologies between natural and social sciences and DRR, thus promoting communication across different communities.
People from across different communities have reached out in support, saying they want to help".
We must start a dialogue across different communities, build local political and community leadership and continue physical regeneration.
However, there was also a worry that services might not be equally available across different communities, and that they would be subject to the capacity of the locality to assemble a service infrastructure.
Its chief executive officer, Toufik Kacimi, said: "If a number of letters like this have been sent to different addresses, it is a campaign to spread hate and fear across different communities.
There are also many works studying community-based algorithms for influence maximization, assuming that influence propagates rarely across different communities.
Emphases have been on knowledge spillovers due to regional clustering (Marshall 1920), on specialized activity clusters (Schumpeter 1942; Porter 1990), and on the interrelations of organizational structures in a paradox of simultaneous competition and cooperation networks across different community organizations and institutions (Ouchi and Wilkins 1985; Smilor and Wakelin 1990).
Knowledge about dementia across different community groups has been found to vary.
In order to maintain the quality of care of the HD service, the protocols for HD were standardized across different community centres.
As I connect the past to the present, I remember that oppression and discrimination are the same forces across the different communities they target.
The need to apply and uphold standard ethical frameworks across significantly different communities and within vulnerable populations has led to recommendations stressing the role for community engagement as part of the ethical research process [ 13, 14].
