The phrase "dissemination about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is most commonly used to refer to the act of spreading information or knowledge about a particular topic. Example: The government's campaign aims to increase dissemination about the benefits of recycling in local communities.
The government and research institutes have been attempting to minimize the loss through appropriate landuse planning and information dissemination about landslide susceptibility.
Important questions for society include facilitating adaption and taking responsibility for risk evaluation and information dissemination about the safe handling of EVs.
3. Support for youth advocacy through information dissemination about media training activities.
More focus on and systematic knowledge dissemination about the needs of traumatized refugees in Western social psychiatric services are needed.
Through the use of electronic bidding and information dissemination about procurement procedures and results, corruption has been curbed substantially.
Our study aims to facilitate knowledge management and dissemination about innovative MNH approaches by providing an overiew of the landscape and related evidence.
Dissemination information about terrorist activities or making up stories about fake terror incident is now banned.
Dissemination is about spreading ideas: getting the word out to potential adopters about trying an innovation, e.g., publishing a paper or posting resources on a website.
Examples of Pragmatic recommendations included liaising closely with trial sites (Implementation advice), revising the term 'manual' (Recommendation for language to use) and providing online information about the study (Advice about dissemination).
Greater dissemination of information about jobs and opportunities and about the range of skills and qualifications available in Europe could enhance communication between employers and all their potential employees.
First, as noted by the Institute of Medicine, it can be difficult to separate the direct effects of a ban from dissemination of information about the ban, associated education about secondhand smoke, and associated efforts at smoking cessation.
