"public spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the dissemination of information that is visible or accessible to the public. For example, "The public spread of the news of the scandal was so swift that the company had to act quickly to respond."
The French newspapers and courts and cycling officials and public spread unsupportable gossip that Armstrong had some chemical advantage.
I can believe those polls are mostly wrong and the more Romney-friendly alternatives are mostly right, but there's probably some wisdom in the crowd, and I'm not going to call it for Romney if the most favorable models in the public spread are only giving him a one-point national edge and a swing-state tie.
According to a fellow officer, gossip about a possible romance between Kulikovsky and the Grand Duchess, based on little more than their holding hands in public, spread through high society.
In addition to fierce lobbying behind closed doors, some of the most aggressive tactics deployed by resource giants such as Exxon Mobil , Peabody Coaland other energy and agriculture interests are often the most public: spreading fear and misinformation about the true impact of emissions regulations.
In death as in life, Veerappan, a petty thug with a gift for public relations, spread a potent myth.
Soon after the affidavit became public, word spread around Baylor, a conservative Baptist university where dancing was not allowed on campus until 1996.
He renewed his call for every citizen to volunteer 4,000 hours of public service, spread over a lifetime, and urged Congress to expand federal volunteer programs.
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"Where were you when we were being killed by live bullets?" many asked of so-called "white Turks" rising up for the first time.But as public fury spread, the Kurds tilted towards the protesters.
As the details unfolded – Zimmerman trailed Martin, suspicious of the black teen sporting a hoodie, provoking an altercation that left the 17-year-old dead – public outcry spread across the nation.
I parked in Cap Juluca's public lot, spread my towel beneath a sea grape tree, ate, read, took a dip and gazed back at the resort's white Moorish-style villas and perfect palm trees.
