The phrase "global dissemination" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the widespread distribution or spreading of information, ideas, or products across the world. Example: The internet has played a crucial role in the global dissemination of news and information, connecting people from different parts of the world in real-time.
Global health reflects the realities of globalization, especially the increased movement of persons and goods, and the global dissemination of infectious and noninfectious public health risks.
"What with Twitter and the instant global dissemination of media and… It's a tricky landscape to navigate now.
This vicious circle of bacterial resistance already contributes to the worrying global dissemination of carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae, especially among Klebsiella pneumonia [6] and to the risk of colonization or infection with non-fermenting carbapenem-resistant bacteria [7, 8].
Following the passing of Burmeister and Kato, the expansion and refinement of JSJ continued in both the US and Japan and its global dissemination as a complementary medical practice is ongoing.
As a new and burgeoning professional field, the teaching of Chinese as a foreign language is seeking global dissemination and popularity similar to that established by English as a Foreign/Second Language (EFL/ESL) over the last century.
Thus, I've compiled a list of my filthiest and most offensive tweets for global dissemination.
It didn't help that she was known as a demanding boss and an ambitious power broker committed to the global dissemination of her vision of the Good Life.
While the news probably did not cross the radar of most, the implications are grand: the combined $11 billion in revenue poises Actavis to become one of the two largest international pharma-tech companies, promises global dissemination of Warner Chilcott's most promising drugs, and could lead to new advances in women's health, gastroenterology, and dermatology.
On national to continental scales the airline transport network has played a key role in the global dissemination of influenza and SARS [37].
Frequent infection of I. uriae with B. garinii on Commander Islands in the northern Pacific Ocean is yet another evidence of this spirochete's global dissemination.
This correlates to the time during which the global dissemination of the pandemic H1N1 virus was noted in Asian countries [11].
