The phrase "act of transmission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of sending or conveying information, signals, or data from one entity to another.
Example: "The act of transmission is crucial in ensuring that the data reaches its intended destination without loss."
Alternatives: "process of transmission" or "transmission process".
Wiesel's storytelling is, of course, much more than an act of transmission.
"Because only the act of transmission matters, and no intelligibility — that is, no true knowledge — pre-exists transmission.
His problem with Weibo is that users are content merely with the act of transmission".It doesn't bring about any real change or progress.
In my film, the scene of the local people dancing and singing expresses this act of transmission.
Leap thinks it may not be just the literal viscous semen that is desired, but the feelings of transgression surrounding the act of transmission.
This is potentially important when considering the likely impact of ACTs on transmission, since a substantial proportion of the transmission of malaria is from adults.
Receptive rectal intercourse with an HIV+ individual carries a per act risk of transmission of 0.5% to 1.7% [1] [3 ]
There is evidence that the disproportionate burden of HIV among GBM can be explained by the high per-act probability of transmission via unprotected receptive anal intercourse (Beyrer et al., 2012).
Nevertheless, it is important to note that even temporary reductions in risk behaviors during and immediately after AHI would help curtail the spread HIV within highly active sexual networks, given that the per-act probability of transmission is so high during this disease stage (Pilcher et al. 2004; Wawer et al. 2005).
In fact, a too large number of transmissions acts unavoidably leads to unsustainable levels of latency, retransmissions, and collisions: the overall phenomenon is typically referred to as broadcast storm problem [1] and it mainly affects dense networks.
Land-use changes due to urbanisation, large-scale agricultural schemes and hydroelectric power dam projects also act as modifiers of transmission and in mapping malaria risk these factors must be adjusted for.
