The phrase "a balanced distribution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the equitable allocation or arrangement of items, resources, or characteristics within a certain context.
Example: "The study aimed to achieve a balanced distribution of resources among the various departments to ensure fairness and efficiency."
Alternatives: "an even allocation of" or "a fair spread of".
Mr. Karzai said he was looking further than just a balanced distribution of posts.
KIMAP mice showed a balanced distribution of tumor extent, which penetrated the prostate gland.
The first benefit was a balanced distribution of weight over the front and rear wheels, improving the handling.
They were determined to offer dishes with a balanced distribution of nutrients and far less salt, sugar, and fat than is common in fast-food meals.
Survival of the eukaryotes depends upon interactions between many cell types, and it is essential that a balanced distribution of types be maintained.
Illinois has a statute which limits the weight of freight that can be carried in commercial trucks over Illinois highways; the same statute also provides for a balanced distribution of freight loads in relation to the truck's axles.
The proposed parallel implementations adopt a compact data structures representation to access data, while the processing on the GPU grid efficiently exploits a balanced distribution of the computational workload.
They were selected in a balanced distribution of gender, age (into two age groups: 60 75 years and >75 years) and living environments (residence, day centres and assisted homes).
Both, competition law and intellectual property rights ultimately create the necessary conditions for an efficient market and a balanced distribution of wealth.
While intuition could perhaps suggest that a balanced distribution of VMs would make a more dependable system for most scenarios, this is not the case.
For a VM majority we need a Balanced distribution of VMs, or, otherwise, the attacker would have a higher probability of reaching VMs with more co-located VMs.
