The phrase "dissemination programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a set of activities implemented to transmit information, scientific findings, or knowledge to a larger audience. For example: "The research team developed a comprehensive dissemination programme to share their findings with stakeholders across the country."
She had divorced Cord Meyer, who ran the CIA's secret news dissemination programme, Operation Mockingbird, to which Bradlee was reportedly a contributor.
The conference was the beginning of the dissemination programme," explains Caroline Fox, Athena's programme manager.
As part of a dissemination programme, various launch events were directed at the general population and introduced in each municipality.
Annual meetings and dissemination programme helped to establish a forum for discussion on surveillance of AMR in Nepal.
The study is part of an independent evaluation of a national improvement and dissemination programme for hospitals in the Netherlands.
This finding points towards the fact that physical barriers of communication play an important role in the success of a health education dissemination programme.
The paper discusses the roles of various factors and their implications for future dissemination programmes.
Uptake of the technology in the region has been sporadic and currently dissemination programmes are limited to five countries.
Analyses of implementation effectiveness and the dynamics of SODIS-uptake from large- scale SODIS dissemination programmes are rarely published.
UNICEF maintains a series of global databases on key indicators found at data.unicef.org Enhancing data dissemination Researchers, programme managers and legislators worldwide count on UNICEF data to assess the situation of women and children and to plan and implement related policies and programmes.
A multi-disciplinary dissemination plan has been devised to ensure that the findings of this feasibility study reach a wide audience and can be used to design future lifestyle programmes with the same or other populations.
