The term "spread effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of distributing or spreading out one's physical or mental effort over a period of time or across different tasks or activities. Example: In order to avoid burnout, it is important to spread your effort throughout the day instead of trying to tackle everything at once.
The Oblast Health Authority visibly led the spread effort.
Its monthly meetings ("Kollegia" Meetings) became the channel for managing, reporting, communication and problem solving for the spread effort.
The evaluation was designed for quality improvement purposes; its primary functions were to inform refinements to the continuing spread effort and to inform future organization-wide spread efforts.
This culminated in a re-planning of the spread effort with a new design element: The providers who excelled in wave 1 would serve as spread agents to the reminder of their oblast.
The Alabama measure is part of a spreading effort by anti-abortion groups to tighten the regulation of abortion clinics.
Alternatively, spreading effort to improve quality more equally amongst all practices may improve average performance for the whole PCT.
We have a successful history of reducing violence by spreading efforts across the killing chain.
"The company aims now to concentrate on what they do best and have built their brand on: bringing innovation through design of premium devices rather than spreading efforts across all segments of the market".
This cluster "mission creep" stretches resources by spreading efforts and resources over more countries; there are no clear, established priorities that are based on risk; and this limits the ability of global clusters to provide high-quality support.
While the literature in many cases shows a correlation between quality of living conditions and willingness to move to or stay in a particular area, there is much less evidence in the literature that this knowledge has led to systematic and wide-spread efforts to improve living conditions in areas that struggle to attract or retain staff.
Since Mr. Jobs's cancer had already spread, this effort was even more challenging.
