The phrase "international spread" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the global or worldwide distribution or dissemination of something. Example: The international spread of COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the global economy.
And they do not prevent further international spread".
But the flashlight is cheap, which has aided its international spread.
Eurohypo also has a good international spread, with only a quarter of its new business coming from Germany.
The international spread of ebooks, currently an English-language dominated phenomenon, was a topic of hot speculation at the fair.
Yet increases in the international spread of subsidiary research efforts in MNCs have tended on average to reinforce the position of established centres of higher grade technological activity.
"Achieving an international spread of authors takes huge resources and in these difficult times, resources are incredibly difficult to find.
However, previous studies in Mendoza Metropolitan Area, Argentina, revealed that the predictive ability from six thermal comfort indices of international spread is less than 25%.
The World Health Organization's representative in China says there is no evidence of any significant international spread of radiation.
The risk of spread within Ukraine is high, WHO says, although the risk of international spread is low.
The team itself is international, spread out over Berlin, New York and Moscow, Bystrov tells us, and includes 14 full-time employees and a dozen content freelancers.
"The possible consequences of further international spread are particularly serious in view of the virulence of the virus," WHO said after a meeting on Friday.
