"cultural spread" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the spread or diffusion of a culture or cultural practices. You can use it in a sentence when discussing the global influence or impact of a particular culture, tradition, or way of life. Example: "The cultural spread of Japanese cuisine has reached every corner of the world, with sushi restaurants popping up in major cities and small towns alike."
It could be argued that Lord Young's recent review of OHS and the "compensation culture" in the UK is an example of the US cultural spread.
Each presents turning points in young lives with a wide geographical and cultural spread.
Overseas sales account for an ever-swelling percentage of Hollywood's box office, and it's naïve to assume that forthcoming products will not reflect that cultural spread.
There are some simple steps which encourage managers to apply common sense in situations, show respect and inspire trust This is about being more diverse in the work place, promoting a better gender spread and cultural spread too.
So let's say "Guy A," who was Japanese, talked about the cultural spread of things like sushi, kung fu and chopsticks that don't individually do much, but collectively, he argued, bring East and West into greater cultural common ground.
I had to be a part of it [South American Cholo], to see our cultural spread out so far".
Their cultural influences spread throughout Mesoamerica, and the city carried on trade with distant regions.
The biologist Richard Dawkins coined the term: a meme is a unit of cultural information spread among people like a gene.
During the next 40 years this cultural paralysis spread gradually eastward, by which time the great Classic civilization of the Maya had all but atrophied.
After all, Charlie Chaplin's Hitler-mocking film, "The Great Dictator," appeared in 1940, and in our accelerated information age, cultural influences spread even faster.
This process of making music is best understood as a gift of the 1960's, when the quest to rediscover African and Indian cultural roots spread all over the Caribbean and South America.
