The phrase "instruments of propaganda" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the tools or methods used to spread biased or misleading information in order to promote a specific ideology or viewpoint. Example: The government's use of social media and state-controlled news outlets as instruments of propaganda has been criticized for manipulating public opinion.
To this end, our terrorist enemies use the instruments of propaganda shrewdly.
As much instruments of propaganda as currency, most bore symbols and slogans of triumph and bids for legitimacy.
It's not, of course, that he is unaware of cultural explanations of the political divide -- but he tends to dismiss them as based upon "the blunt instruments of propaganda, not the precise metrics of sociology".
According to her definition, the Chinese mass media are controlled instruments of propaganda and mass mobilization, and they have been broadly used to promote changes in the attitudes and behavior of the people.
"If it is true that some sectors, and especially the newspapers and television, are little more than instruments of propaganda instead of information, we also need to recognize that today many people in the cultural sector are expressing themselves with greater depth within the space of 'conditional freedom,'" Padura wrote in a collection of essays called "Living and Creating in Cuba".
"In wartime it was an instrument of propaganda, let's face it.
But it is fair to say that they are joined by a sure instinct that hatred of the Jews is a timelessly convenient instrument of propaganda and cohesion.
Norbert Lammert, president of the lower house of Parliament, the Bundestag, expressed concern that the motion could give the N.P.D. what he called "an instrument of propaganda" for the national campaign next year.
The prime minister is facing possible defeat, not because Hacked Off is a mighty instrument of propaganda or a slick PR machine (it is neither) but because he is so clearly on the wrong side in this debate.
The new trailer shows Katniss Everdeen Skyping Donald Sutherland's snake-eyed President Snow, looking on in horror as poor Peeta Mellark is used as an instrument of propaganda by the fascistic rulers of Panem, and taking advantage of some significant archery weapon upgrades to give the enemy what for.
"I believe that the prime minister is facing possible defeat tomorrow, not because Hacked Off is a mighty instrument of propaganda or a slick PR machine (it is neither) but because he is so clearly on the wrong side in this.
