The phrase "and restraining the spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing measures taken to limit or control the dissemination of something, such as a disease or information.
Example: "The government implemented strict measures for public health, including social distancing and restraining the spread of the virus."
Alternatives: "and limiting the spread" or "and controlling the spread".
Oxygen and inflammatory reaction form two barriers and restrain the spread of the bacteria inside the tumors.
And let us also be clear that Congress's restrictions were a sensible effort to limit the damage from this damaging deal and maintain a few shreds of American credibility when it comes to restraining the spread of nuclear weapons.
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Moving forward on these fronts would rebuild a more reliable international system for restraining the spread of nuclear weapons.
Small RNAs regulate gene expression in many ways: they mediate antiviral responses; they play a role in the organization of chromosomal domains; and they restrain the spread of selfish genetic elements.
Until reliable missile defenses can be mounted without wrecking arms control, Washington should continue to meet threats from North Korea and Iran the way it met missile threats from Russia during the cold war -- through America's capacity for devastating retaliation and efforts to restrain the spread of nuclear materials and missile technology.
In addition, it is anticipated that Ca 2+-transduction pathways crosstalk with simultaneously activated signalling cascades governed by other second messengers such as IP 3 and cAMP that will promote or restrain the spread of the Ca 2+ signal and will have a profound influence on the precise timing and extent of gene induction.
This information may help to restrain the spread of HBV infection in this and other similar settings in the country.
Congress should reject the agreement and demand that the administration, or its successor, negotiate a new one that does not undermine efforts to restrain the spread of nuclear weapons.
Instead, in order to retain its full autonomy, America has in effect undermined a treaty that promised to help restrain the spread of nuclear weapons —which it surely wants.Still, that is the ideological answer: that treaties and other quasi-legal arrangements restrain the autonomy of the United States undesirably.
