The phrase "arrival and spread of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the introduction and dissemination of something, such as a disease, idea, or technology.
Example: "The arrival and spread of the internet revolutionized communication worldwide."
Alternatives: "introduction and dissemination of" or "emergence and proliferation of".
The arrival and spread of agriculture, temporally corresponding with the age estimates for most of the haplogroups characteristic of Finns, might be a sign of population size increase enabled by the new mode of subsistence, resulting in reduced drift and accumulation of genetic diversity in the population.
However, the arrival and spread of direct market access, which enables investors to buy and sell on a whim, greatly increases the attractiveness of African stocks to international investors.
These range from relatively advanced policies and procedures, such as in the Netherlands where there is a national policy framework for addressing invasive species, to nations that do relatively little to prevent the arrival and spread of invaders.
The increased purchase of outdoor-use residential pesticides in the South in 2001 could potentially be explained by people reacting to the arrival and spread of WNV in the region.
One research note that stood out for its potential described a "multidisciplinary project [that] aims to investigate historical aspects of the arrival and spread of the disease in Latin America and, to make comparative studies of the history of the disease on both [the African and South American] continents" [ 76].
The great event of the day was the arrival and spreading of our Japanese rugs.
There are numerous examples of the arrival, establishment, and spread of 'exotic' pathogens to new geographic locations, including malaria, dengue, Chikungunya, West Nile, and bluetongue in recent years, aided by shipping or other trade routes (36).
The 1300s heralded the arrival and eventual spread of the Islamic religion in the Philippine archipelago.
Invasions typically occur as a progression through three phases: arrival, establishment, and spread.
In the vocabulary of population genetics, bioinvasions are rapid range expansions involving four steps: movement, arrival, establishment, and spread [12], [18].
