'popularise' is a correct word and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean “to make something popular or widely known.” Example sentence: The band popularised their new song through an online video campaign.
Or, if you prefer, Goopville, named after the Gwyneth Paltrow site that helped to popularise the notion that if your child enjoyed anything more wicked than a spelt muffin then you weren't taking your parenting duties seriously.
I encouraged him to popularise his science just because the gas man had been so insulting.
Bloggers, well-represented even among a record estimated attendance of around 11,500 delegates, provide a source of public oversight and a way to popularise neglected ideas.
As for the family's attempt to popularise Camilla Parker Bowles, the woman Charles would like to marry, she will inevitably be compared with a rival sanctified by death, as will the royals themselves.
The volume of spam has soared recently, threatening to cripple e-mail, the "killer application" that helped to popularise the internet and then became an essential tool for businesses everywhere.Spam has suddenly become such a headache that pressure is growing for government action to stop it.
America breathed easier.The Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a think-tank in Washington, DC, that helped popularise the notion of smart power with a study on American foreign policy in 2007, issued a report in March which drew attention to a "strategic mistrust" between the two countries' leaders.
But politicians, the people most often embarrassed by the servant problem, should be keen to popularise it not just for themselves, but also in the national interest.
Development driven by the state as well as the market seems to be delivering dividends, and China's success has helped popularise the idea that state-owned companies should have a large role in economies.
Brazilian aviation now consists of two fast-growing, no-frills airlines and a handful of small regional carriers.To swallow a decrepit full-service carrier would be suicidal for an airline with a mission to "popularise air transport", but that is not what Gol is doing.
NBC hopes the Olympics will boost adverts on its free channels, hook more subscribers for NBC Sports (a pay channel) and popularise its digital offerings.NBC wants the Olympics to help it take on Disney's ESPN, the giant of American sports broadcasting.
Gaming has also helped to advertise and popularise AI in the form of such impressive games as "The Sims", "Black & White" and "Creatures".Information overloadAnother factor that may boost the prospects for AI is the demise of the dotcoms.
