The phrase "geographical dispersion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the spread of a specific population or phenomenon across different geographical regions. For example, "The geographical dispersion of the disease meant that healthcare workers needed to quickly implement resources in multiple affected areas."
That would have the advantage of geographical dispersion.
Primarily that's because the most striking features of modern Islam are its amazing heterogeneity and geographical dispersion.
The geographical dispersion of production sites is low and therefore different players can benefit from collaborating on select engagements in priority river basins.
In the context of increasing mobility and geographical dispersion of families, this may mean having to care from a distance, which places a unique set of demands on the carer.
The suggestion was aired here of "a shadow Supreme Court, made up of the chief judges of the federal appeals courts," which would have "the advantage of geographical dispersion".
Neither temporary shortage of capacity nor geographical dispersion of activities seem to affect the extent of subcontracting.
Similar to the work of Turban and Keon (1993), Lievens et al., (2001) focused on organisational attributes such as size of organisation, geographical dispersions (level of internationalisation), pay mix, and level of centralisation or decentralisation in decision making.
To describe geographical and dispersion patterns of men who have sex with men (MSM -related venues in a large East African city and their associations with tiMSM -relatedpants and venuestype.
There is a discrepancy between the geographical distribution of those who initially expressed interest in the Journal and the actual dispersion of pastoralists in the developing world.
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Geographical distribution.
