The phrase "activity spreading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of an activity becoming more widespread or being shared among a larger group of people.
Example: "The activity spreading across the community has encouraged more people to participate in local events."
Alternatives: "expansion of the activity" or "growth of the activity".
In addition, more intermodule connections would also facilitate activity spreading potentially leading to large-scale activation as observed during epileptic seizures (Kaiser et al. 2007; Kaiser and Hilgetag 2010).
Specifically, activity spreading through layer 2/3 away from an activated D-row column is changed from being roughly symmetrical in animals with all whiskers intact to being asymmetrical with a bias in spread toward the nondeprived E-row columns after DE-pairing.
Their task was to measure the effects of 35 years of expanding seismic thumping, drilling and pipeline construction west of the refuge, in the web of industrial activity spreading out from the site of the first big find, in Prudhoe Bay.
Whereas standard explanations for balanced activity involve populations of inhibitory neurons for limiting activity, the effect of network topology on limiting activity spreading is observed.
Such a circuit would limit activity spreading in the horizontal layers, thus preventing reverberation, while the principal neuron continues to integrate information and convey it to the next processing region.
Halfway through the first survey time period, it was clear from ED data that visits for ILI were increasing in those boroughs, a sign of nH1N1 activity spreading to them.
If one is activated, activity spreads over to the other and both together ignite.
It seems more likely, therefore, that the activity spreads by the synaptic activation of neuronal groups coupled through relatively short-range synaptic connections.
Coughing, sneezing, singing and other activity spread the tuberculosis bacteria in the air.
Letter writing, as a social trend and a personal activity, spread rapidly through Holland in the 1600's, as the country experienced an explosion of wealth, Dr. Sutton said.
According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, the recession, defined as "a significant decline in activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months," began in March.
