The phrase "avoid the dissemination of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the prevention of spreading information or ideas, often in contexts related to sensitive or confidential material.
Example: "To protect our trade secrets, we must avoid the dissemination of proprietary information to unauthorized personnel."
Alternatives: "prevent the spread of" or "stop the distribution of".
In "A reputation system for traffic safety event on vehicular ad hoc networks", Lo and Tsai propose an event-based reputation system that avoids the dissemination of false traffic warning messages.
The results illustrate the potential of using nongenetically modified L. lactis as a safe vaccine delivery vehicle to elicit systemic antibodies, thereby avoiding the dissemination of recombinant DNA into the environment.
Recently, there has been a renewed interest in the use of bacteriophages as 'therapeutic' agents; a prerequisite for their use in such therapies is a thorough understanding of their genetic complement, genome stability and their ecology to avoid the dissemination or mobilisation of phage or bacterial virulence and toxin genes.
In general, sanitization programs are based on the education of the producers for elimination of contaminated material, decontamination, and other methods to avoid exposure and the dissemination of the disease agent.
Thus, further studies are necessary to ensure that the drug has been completely excreted from the animal, prior to dairy/meat products being available for consumers, in order to avoid the emergence and dissemination of harmful bacteria resistant to fluoroquinolones and/or undesirable effects on consumers.
17 18 In particular, as gonorrhoea can rapidly develop resistance to front-line therapies, those diagnosed should be referred to specialist providers for treatment, test of cure and to perform culture, in order to avoid inadequate treatment and the dissemination of resistant or less susceptible strains.
It also alerts for the importance of the establishment of suitable control and sanitary management practices to control the infection and avoid further dissemination of this important pathogen to other animal hosts.
This work represents the first report of Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis from caseous lymphadenitis lesions in Black Alentejano pig and alerts for the importance of the establishment of suitable control and sanitary management practices to control the infection and avoid further dissemination of this important pathogen to other animal hosts.
Some previous reports pointed out the importance of the dissemination of the International Headache Society (IHS) diagnostic criteria among primary healthcare physicians in order to avoid the return of patients or their referral to more specialized ERs [5, 6].
Bacteria use several strategies to avoid the effects of antimicrobial agents, and have evolved highly efficient means for clonal spread and for the dissemination of resistance traits [ 4].
