The phrase "dispersion of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about political systems, governance, or organizational structures where authority is distributed among various entities.
Example: "The dispersion of power among different branches of government helps to prevent any single entity from becoming too powerful."
Alternatives: "distribution of power" or "decentralization of power."
With this flexibility came dispersion of power.
To control the family-wise error rate (FWER), p-values were calculated with permutation (mperm procedure, 500 permutations based on the observation that adaptive permutation stopped often at lower values and the narrow dispersion of power values).
In her treatment of the Congress, Skocpol takes note of the dispersion of power among the Democrats and the turn in strategic thinking that led the Republicans to withdraw cooperation.
The abolition of the Second Bank, by Andrew Jackson, ushered in a century and a half of elaborate government-mandated dispersion of power in the banking industry, so that Philadelphians wouldn't control money and credit in every other city.
But the dispersion of power also means there is now a tendency towards stagnation, because there are huge vested interests against change, even of a moderate and sensible kind".The key people are not adequate; it is not organised.
The growth and survival of political machines in American cities has been explained in a number of ways: as a way of counteracting the formal dispersion of power in city government and thus making cities more governable; as a way of helping to meet the economic needs of the urban poor, especially European immigrants; and as a response to the immigrants' political culture.
Let us now consider a string, which is made of a material with spatial dispersion of power-law type.
Let us consider waves in anisotropic medium with spatial dispersion of power-law type, i.e., nonlocality of fractional order.
We also consider an elastic string, which is made of a material with a spatial dispersion of power-law type, i.e., string with fractional nonlocal material.
The Snowden revelations of last year have speeded up the inevitable dispersion of cyber power but added a powerful commercial dimension.
In a 2007 report, we labeled these four the new power brokers because their growing wealth and influence reflected a dispersion of financial power away from traditional institutions in developed Western economies and toward new players and other parts of the world.
