"disseminated it" is a correct usage of English and can be used in written English.
For example: "The professor disseminated the research findings to the students in her lecture."
And the media disseminated it, just like he knew they would.
Widely disseminated, it created a new archetype, that of inspired and creative melancholy, the introspective, uncontained imagination.
Yunus was excellent at communicating, publishing the approach as he went along to academics who then disseminated it further.
"Had the actual file been kept and disseminated, it would have drawn a lot less attention than the eye-popping news that it was destroyed," said Mr. Bohrer.
Dropped by a handful of people, who disseminated it in Lebron James-like clouds, it minimized friction on the floor, making it possible for a certain strain of dancer to spin and slide and twist with ease.
But it wasn't until 1997, when he was included in Documenta X, an art festival in Kassel, Germany, that his art attracted the attention of curators, who quickly disseminated it worldwide.
The American Society of Clinical Oncologists (ASCO) was at that time developing care quality measures, but wished first to complete its work before disseminating it.
Each side believed in the justice and plausibility of its worldview and sought to disseminate it across the iron curtain.
To encourage more work in feminist bioethics and disseminate it more widely, in 2007 FAB established its own journal, the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics (IJFAB).
And Google is disseminating it.
Both are keen to encourage more research and disseminate it.
