'extensive dispersion' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the spread or distribution of something over a wide area or widely dispersed area, for example: "The band of refugees experienced extensive dispersion as they made their long journey."
A combined mechanical and ultrasonic mixing mode led to an extensive dispersion of silicate layers and thus the highest Young modulus in nanocomposites.
The extensive dispersion of various functional groups such as hydroxyl, carboxyl, and carbonyl on the CNT surface could provide active sites for metal ions to attach [9].
One week after the injection, we observed extensive dispersion of the cells in the brain.
Our study has revealed an extensive dispersion of multiplied sites of 5S rDNA and also of 45S rDNA in nemacheilids.
However, other nemacheilid species bearing GC-rich/5S rDNA regions do not display such extensive dispersion of 5S rDNA.
Similar associations have been reported for malignant glioblastomas (Peraud et al., 2003; Roma and Prayson, 2005; Gunal et al., 2008), which are prone to extensive dispersion within the CNS (Giese et al., 2003).
The potential for dispersion even among migratory herds is limited since infected animals typically die quickly before extensive dispersal can occur.
Our results reveal an extensive tangential dispersion of cortical cells mediated predominantly or exclusively by the non-radial migration of postmitotic neurons.
It is tempting to hypothesize that a similar mechanism could cause the amplification of 5S/45S rDNA in other fish species with documented extensive rDNA dispersion.
For the ASAP trial, where the distribution of alcohol consumption featured extensive over-dispersion, there was little indication of significant randomization group differences, except when the standard Poisson model was fit.
NMR spectrometers that provide extensive magnetic relaxation dispersion profiles may switch magnetic field strengths rapidly by either moving the sample or by changing the current in an electromagnet.
