'limit dissemination' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any situation where you want to express that something should not be widely or publicly shared. For example, "The company has implemented a policy to limit dissemination of confidential information."
The move follows the blockage on Friday of most social media networks – including Facebook and Twitter – in an effort to limit dissemination of information and images of Isis executions of Iraqi security forces members, both false and not.
If you build code to crack code then you have violated the US code... Code is law". To date, the most important and visible application of this portion of the DMCA has involved the effort to limit dissemination over the Internet of DeCSS, a software program that disables the technology that shields DVD discs from copying.
The contribution of MASPs to fibrin clot formation on the surface of pathogens may limit dissemination of infection [ 32].
To be transmitted, viruses must confront a series of "barriers" in the mosquito, that limit dissemination and/or transmission of the virus.
Specifically, the development of regulations and technical tools needed to legally limit dissemination within the U.S. market have not kept pace up with the rise of new eDTCA platforms, offerings, and various channels of consumer engagement [ 9].
The research that was undertaken within the separate work packages not only shed light on current measures in place to limit dissemination bias, but also gathered the views of key stakeholders on the possible barriers to transparency in medical research.
In addition, ILC3s interact with stromal cells and other immune cells to maintain balance between the host and microbiota by limiting dissemination of commensal bacteria and inappropriate immune responses to them (Sonnenberg et al., 2012).
Such cumbersome production protocols have limited dissemination and restricted availability of peptide-MHC tetramers effectively precluding large-scale screening strategies involving many different peptide-MHC tetramers.
Having the same RII with different synonyms is confusing and limits dissemination of results in the international research community, especially within the multidisciplinary field of rehabilitation.
Although researchers intervene as major stakeholders in the process of KT [ 10, 21, 24], they have been criticized for failing to address policy-relevant questions, for lacking knowledge of the policy process, for poor packaging of results, and for possessing limited dissemination skills [ 18, 21, 25, 26].
The midgut could be involved as a mesenteronal escape barrier acting in a way to limit virus dissemination into the hemocoele and thus preventing dissemination altogether [29].
