'propagates further' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has spread or become known, especially by people talking about it or information being shared. For example, "The news of the merger propagated further, leading to an increase in stock prices."
Internet rape porn now propagates further and faster the old fantasy that a woman always wants painful intercourse, and eventually comes to desire her own violation.
Assume that an error (xi _j) occurs at the jth step and that is error propagates further.
Traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) is a devastating neurologic entity characterized by a primary insult followed by a secondary pathologic cascade that propagates further injury.
The high-energy transfer during impact is not dissipated with the femoral head fracture alone but propagates further, causing the intertrochanteric fracture [5] and greater vascular damage [11].
Slow initiation by the mid chain radical would result in the propagating radical which propagates further and accompanies the conversion to the mid-chain radical.
The main disadvantage of having a large transmission range is that information propagates further, eventually reaching a point where the information usefulness is low, and so takes up bandwidth and time for almost redundant data.
Signals sent over voice-centric 2G networks generally propagate further and provide better in-building coverage than those of data-centric 3G networks.
The difference between \(I_{1}\) and \(I_{2}\) is then propagated further into the CNS.
These errors were propagated further to the wall-to-wall map.
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A recent study by Zhao et al. (2016) suggests that these waves can propagate further up into the corona.
