The phrase 'disseminate articles' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the act of spreading articles to a wide audience. For example, "A team of researchers has been tasked with disseminating articles to the public about the latest health trends."
But like other Asian nations, particularly China, it is grappling with how to handle the widespread adoption of social media by its citizens — and its ability to broadly disseminate articles critical of the government.
Sarnoff misreported two studies commented upon by Environmental Health News, which is an organization founded to disseminate articles hyping the dangers of BPA and other chemicals while ignoring more robust research that contradicts that thesis.
Link-shorteners such as bit.ly are used to disseminate key articles via Twitter.
"That essentially required companies to promise to spend tens of millions of dollar to disseminate an article," Mr. Bennett said.
Authors hold copyright for their work and grant anyone the right to reproduce and disseminate the article, provided that it is correctly cited and no errors are introduced.
Authors hold copyright for their work and grant anyone the right to reproduce and disseminate the article, provided that it is correctly cited.
Authors hold the copyrights for their work and can grant anybody the rights to reproduce and disseminate the article, provided that it is appropriately cited with no error.
The authors grant to any third party, in advance the right to use, reproduce or disseminate the article in its entirety or in part, in any format or medium, provided that no substantive errors are introduced in the process, proper attribution of authorship and correct citation details are given, and that the bibliographic details are not changed.
Authors retain their own copyright, allowing them to grant any third party the right to use, reproduce and disseminate the article.
Second, the authors hold copyright for their work and may grant to anyone the right to reproduce and disseminate the article, provided that it is correctly cited and no errors are introduced [ 4].
Open access means research published in Breast Cancer Research is universally and freely available via the Internet and the authors or copyright owners grant any third party the right to use, reproduce and disseminate the article.
