The phrase "as information spreads" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the dissemination or circulation of information, particularly in contexts related to communication, media, or social dynamics.
Example: "As information spreads, it can lead to both awareness and misinformation among the public."
Alternatives: "as knowledge circulates" or "as data disseminates".
The hits take off as information spreads beyond the control of the studio.
Now, just as information spreads quickly, inaccuracies are corrected with the same swiftness.
As information spreads about how big the differences are, and how much where you are matters, there's going to be and we're already seeing this a willingness to travel farther for the best possible care.
Repeatedly, the world is showing you that as information spreads, people are more connected through technology and the media, you cannot any longer do business in the old feudal ways or in the old colonial ways.
As information spreads about how big the differences are, and how much where you are matters, there's going to be — and we're already seeing this — a willingness to travel farther for the best possible care.
Cracks came as information spread, especially about the system's bogus history and economic failings.
This connection structure can be perceived as information spread across the network.
Most projects are starting with the 'low hanging fruits': relatively cheap activities such as information spreading and collective purchase of low energy lighting, solar panels or home insulation measures.
The term "propaganda" is defined as information spread for the purpose of promoting some cause.
Stanford researchers have been studying the prevalence of "fake news," as well as understanding the ways in which information spreads in the digital media age, such as personalized algorithms and clickbait headlines.
The game went on, but tension started to rise at half-time as the information spread around the crowd.
