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The phrase "diffusion of innovation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used in the context of social sciences and refers to the spread of a new idea, product, or technology. For example: "The diffusion of innovation theory explains how, why, and at what rate new ideas and technology spread among the general population."
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According to the diffusion of innovation theory, innovators and early adopters represent 16% of a population and early majorities are 34% [ 17].
I review work that studies the identity of innovators, the process of diffusion of innovation, and private benefits of innovation.
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Diffusion of innovation (3rd ed).
d Are these rates consistent with diffusion of innovation theory?
A major contribution in this regard was the development of the Diffusion of Innovation model [35].
Fig. 2 The Diffusion of Innovation model, adapted from Rogers [35].
Diffusion of innovation and information-sharing activities are subjected to adopters' characteristics (Becker 1970; Rogers 1983).
Methodologically, the study is unique in its use of Roger's (2003) Diffusion of Innovation Theory.
Sproles (1979) applied the diffusion of innovation theory in the context of fashion.
TAM model or the diffusion of innovation framework was also applied in some studies [2, 46].
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