"dissemination potential" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in academic or professional contexts to refer to the likelihood or possibility of information or ideas being shared and spread to a wider audience. Example: The research paper has high dissemination potential due to its clear and concise findings and accessible language.
This focus on urban populations limits the generalizability and dissemination potential of screening interventions.
The results indicate that prospects for green roofs are in general rather bright, and that dissemination potential is substantial.
A concentration on good housekeeping measures in particular has proven to be commercially non-viable, meeting only partially the needs of enterprises and generating impacts with limited dissemination potential.
The preliminary results show a better energy performance ratio for the LSC in comparison with standard PV modules, and are representative of the first phase of a research work aimed at industrializing an innovative building integrated component with a large dissemination potential.
Rates of antibiotic resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolates from intensive care unit (ICU) patients are expected to be dependent on the selection of resistance mutations during therapy, the availability of exogenous resistance determinants and their dissemination potential, and the efficiency of transmission of the resistant strains.
In this article, we examine the effectiveness of Internet interventions, with particular attention to their dissemination potential.
Because the peritoneal dissemination potentials of other gastric cancer cell lines have been reported by several previous studies, we also investigated the expression of the differential gene expression of SNU-1 and other gastric cancer cells by Northern blot analysis.
Along with its dissemination, a potential – inevitable but must-be-overcome – problem is lack of interoperability among services as well as poor integrity and quality of individual ones.
We then discuss implications for the development, dissemination and potential use of DAMs in the planning of local health services.
We will prepare a general brochure with information and maps about Mid-Atlantic Recycling's products and services for dissemination to potential customers, including both municipalities and compost users.
The recent Institute of Medicine report on this area suggests that vendors should not be allowed to restrict dissemination of potential patient safety issues.
