"spatial spillovers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the transfer or impact of something from one spatial location to another. Example: The construction of a new shopping mall in one neighborhood had significant spatial spillover effects, creating increased traffic and noise pollution in neighboring areas.
Second, spatial spillovers in electricity demand vary across uses.
Results indicate the suitability of a trade-based regional proximity when considering spatial spillovers in innovation.
Concerning the spatial component, we find evidence of positive spatial spillovers among private R&D investments.
We found no evidence of spatial spillovers concerning the management regime but did find that factors related to the scarcity of resources in neighboring water services have an impact on water costs.
Because our model accommodates spatial interactions in the absence of a deforestation policy, it is possible that a spatial policy can affect both within-intervention areas and outside-intervention spatial spillovers in terms of leakage across different landowners' forest patches.
In terms of methodology, we expand the concept of leakage in accounting for direct impacts to adjacent patches and spatial spillovers over the landscape, and we provide a measure of leakage in a dynamic manner for policy assessment.
Estimates from the spatial model reveal spatial spillover effects in fleet harvest location behavior.
The spatial spillover effects of domestic water consumption and industrial structure have a significant impact.
By comparison, existing studies do not consider the spatial spillover effect.
Obstructions are introduced in the acoustic space to investigate their effect on spatial spillover.
Thus, spatial analysis techniques improve the understanding of farmland environmental provision, including spatial spillover and correcting heteroskedasticity in the residual.
