The phrase "are propagated in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the transmission or spread of information, ideas, or phenomena.
Example: "The theories of evolution are propagated in the scientific community through research and education."
Alternatives: "are spread in the" or "are transmitted in the".
These electrical changes are propagated in the longitudinal muscle layer of the wall of the small intestine.
Variabilities in the structural parameters are propagated in the aeroelastic system which accounts for nonlinear restoring force and moment by means of hardening cubic springs.
Periodic messages show presence of vehicle in network and emergency messages, which are propagated in the occurrence of some damaging event(s) [3].
Seismometers are deployed on the surface of the Earth to record vibrations generated by faraway sources, which are propagated in the form of seismic waves.
Mevan Babakar, a digital products manager at the non-profit, says mistruths are propagated in the media at all times, but that during periods of political change – such as the ongoing Brexit process and the recent US presidential election – this is heightened.
Mevan Babakar, a digital products manager at the non-profit, says mistruths are propagated in the media at all times, but that during periods of political change – such as the ongoing Brexit process and the recent US presidential election – this is heightened.
Because they are not omnidirectional, it is necessary to calculate corrections when higher-order modes are propagating in the duct.
The P. aeruginosa were propagated in the Tryptose Soya Broth for isolation and propagation of phages in accordance with the method of Clescerl et al., [ 38].
The notion of "world Judaism" was propagated in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, the notorious forgery purporting to reveal a Jewish plan for world domination.
While we bear responsibility for our problems, the caricature of Mexico being propagated in the United States only increases the despair on both sides of the Rio Grande.
Beane's achievements – and the team's iconic success – in the 2001 and 2002 seasons were propagated in the best-selling book, Moneyball, by Michael Lewis published in 2003 and subsequently turned into an Oscar-nominated movie with Brad Pitt.
