The phrase "atomic proliferation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about the spread or increase of nuclear weapons or technology among nations or groups.
Example: "The international community is concerned about the risks associated with atomic proliferation in unstable regions."
Alternatives: "nuclear proliferation" or "spread of nuclear weapons".
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The agency plays a central role in monitoring and investigating charges of nuclear proliferation and promoting atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
The agency plays a central role in monitoring and investigating charges of illicit nuclear proliferation and promoting atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
Mr. Amano, 62, will become the fifth director general of the agency, an organization affiliated with the United Nations that monitors and investigates charges of illicit nuclear proliferation and promotes atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
A raft of equipment — from helicopters to night-vision goggles to nuclear detection equipment — was given to Pakistan to help secure its nuclear material, its warheads, and the laboratories that were the site of the worst known case of nuclear proliferation in the atomic age.
To this end, Britain proposes a new and comprehensive grand bargain on nuclear proliferation: access to civil atomic energy via an international uranium bank for states that renounce current or future nuclear arms, together with a reduction of nuclear weapons by nuclear weapons states.
The massive radiation released into the atmosphere during the period of nuclear proliferation has left its atomic signature on every human being, colonizing our biosphere.
It's despite the continuing threat of nuclear war and the horrific loss of life it would bring and nuclear proliferation spreading the potential for atomic weapons globally.
The atomic bomb ended nothing, but led to an almost half-century-long nuclear superpower standoff/nightmare, to nuclear proliferation, and so to the possibility that, someday, even terrorists might possess such weapons.
Because the footage shot in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was hidden for so long, the atomic bombings quickly sank, unconfronted and unresolved, into the deeper recesses of American awareness, as a costly nuclear arms race, and nuclear proliferation, accelerated.
