"diffusion among" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the spreading of something, such as ideas, beliefs, or behaviors, among a group of people or population. For example: "We have seen a great deal of diffusion among students on campus concerning the new school policy."
The chronicle, which also provides data on the growing Islamic-Christian conflict, enjoyed widespread diffusion among the neighbouring Slavic peoples throughout the medieval period.
His commentaries on the Bible contributed to the diffusion among the Jews of Greek philosophical thought, to which Ibn Ezra made many disjointed references.
Environmental concerns have progressively found a diffusion among wineries and became strongly related to corporate image.
Because of their large diffusion among the Internet, JPEG images are very attractive as cover messages.
Laparoscopic retroperitoneal partial nephrectomy in children remains a complex technique with limited diffusion among the paediatric surgical community.
Particularly, the external applied load violates the pre-existed balance between attractive and disjoining forces, which is gradually alleviated by the moisture diffusion among different phases.
When raising the annealing temperature, the RE gradients within the 2 14:1 phase grains are reduced to reach the ''close to equilibrium (or SMP)'' state due to the further elemental inter-diffusions among the Ce-lean and Ce-rich 2 14:1 grains, which weakens the magnetic impedance effect among them.
A clique has the highest diffusion speed among all system structures.
Nowadays, the message diffusion links among users or Web sites drive the development of countless innovative applications.
They originate from the surface instability induced by the ion sputtering as well as from the diffusion balance among the removed adatoms.
In this paper, we present an original and formal framework, the D2SNet model designed to combine both the social network evolution and the diffusion dynamics among individuals.
