"restrict dissemination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to limiting the amount of information or materials that is distributed or made available to the public. For example: "In order to protect sensitive information, the government has put in place measures to restrict dissemination."
Criminal laws drafted in the traditional style of rule and sanction, designed to restrict dissemination of objectionable material, have been derided by cyberlibertarians as misguided and, in any case, hopelessly ineffective.
Another looming complication is whether the 10 companies and institutions that own the stem cells will make them available to researchers on reasonable terms or will make onerous demands that restrict dissemination of the findings or limit the possibilities of commercialization.
But it does deny Congress the Copyright Clause power to base its actions primarily upon that empirical possibility —lest copyright grants become perpetual, lest on balance they restrict dissemination, lest too often they seek to bestow benefits that are solely retroactive.
The recent Institute of Medicine report on this area suggests that vendors should not be allowed to restrict dissemination of potential patient safety issues.
Immune control of primary and latent HCMV infection is organized in a hierarchical but also redundant manner [ 18– 20], with prominent roles for type I and type II interferons, NK cells, and CD8+ but also CD4+ T-cells, while antiviral antibodies are essential to restrict dissemination of recurrent virus.
"Does the clause empower Congress to enact a statute that withdraws works from the public domain, brings about higher prices and costs, and in doing so seriously restricts dissemination, particularly to those who need it for scholarly, educational, or cultural purposes — all without providing any additional incentive for the production of new material?" Justice Breyer asked.
"Does the clause empower Congress to enact a statute that withdraws works from the public domain, brings about higher prices and costs, and in doing so seriously restricts dissemination, particularly to those who need it for scholarly, educational, or cultural purposes — all without providing any additional incentive for the production of new material?" Breyer wrote.
The importance of formal, legal agreements between companies and external agents reflects firms' traditional reliance on secrecy and restricted dissemination to secure control and profit from their innovations.
"Thus, the [U.S. government] until now had not needed to have a system in place specifically for restricting dissemination of the results of DURC".
PCR ribotyping showed high prevalence of ribotype 001 and restricted dissemination of ribotype 027 strains.
The secretive Church of Scientology's practices, including its efforts to use copyright law to restrict the dissemination of information about the church, have engendered a lot of criticism within the Internet community.
