"dissemination for" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It may be grammatically correct, but it is not commonly used by native speakers. It is possible that it could be used in specialized contexts, such as in academic or technical writing, but it would still be considered an unusual or uncommon choice of phrase. Example: The system was designed for the dissemination of information to a wide audience.
Hence, it is necessary to decide an efficient algorithm of data dissemination for resource discovery, and disseminate data in a stable and timely fashion.
Disseminating kernels could be an important supplement to current reliance on program dissemination for achieving this outcome.
But cassettes were also the preferred means of dissemination for underground 1980s scenes like industrial and noise.
Now we get the dissemination for free – thanks to technologies such as Twitter, mailing lists and social networks – and the major role of activists has shifted to figuring out why and where to mobilise, not on mobilisation itself.
For the most part, these new works were displayed in the unreachable windows of bookstores, but some copies circulated in the student cafés, which were active centers of cultural dissemination for university students from the provinces.
But that litigation also continues, even while millions of copyrighted works are stored online, one hacker away from worldwide dissemination for free.
Fuentes was a member of the Mexican delegation to the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Geneva (1950 52), was in charge of cultural dissemination for the University of Mexico (1955 56), was cultural officer of the ministry (1957 59), and was ambassador to France (1975 77).
Several unsuccessful efforts were made to fund a cohesive approach to technical resources for collaboration and dissemination for CAWSES II.
The institutional arrangements within which TLOs are embedded have encouraged some of them to become revenue maximizers, rather than facilitators of technology dissemination for the good of the entire society.
Geo-referenced information could be retrieved, analysed and results could be presented on geospatial mode for data dissemination for disaster management.
Figure 1 Problem when using a typical time slot scheme for multi-directional dissemination for both urban (a) and highway scenarios (b).
