The phrase "a complete distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, probability, or data analysis when referring to a distribution that encompasses all possible outcomes or values.
Example: "In order to analyze the data effectively, we need to ensure that we have a complete distribution of the sample population."
Alternatives: "an exhaustive distribution" or "a full distribution".
On this latter state-conception, a world is a complete distribution of properties, relations and magnitudes over the appropriate kinds of entities.
A 3rd order Lagrange interpolating polynomial was used to obtain a complete distribution between data points for multiple datasets (Liu and Gu 2001).
The company's big moment came when it developed a complete distribution package for Reebok France, which in turn referred clients to the company, and since then Infosys has never looked back.
The company's big moment came when the company developed a complete distribution package for Reebok France, which in turn referred clients to Infosys, and since then the company has never looked back.
A complete distribution of disruption loads on the diagnostic first walls (DFWs), diagnostic shield modules (DSMs) and the EPP structure, as well as impact on the system design integration due to electrical contact among various EPP structural components are discussed.
As a closure rule, a Cumulative QMOM (CQMOM) is derived in terms of the monotone increasing cumulative moments of the number density function, which allows a complete distribution reconstruction.
An ideal distribution would be a complete random distribution of the segments over the available cloud storage services.
Stacked lag histograms provide a succinct view of the complete distribution of data timeliness for a particular site.
Table 1 summarizes the constrained relationship between the number of encounters within subinterval (dl − 1, d l ] and contact probability ( {rho}_l^{left i,jright)} ) in Algorithm 1, for l = 1, 2, ⋯, M. It is important to emphasize that the probability distribution ϒ i, j) belongs to a complete probability distribution, i.e., ( {sum}_{l=1}^M{rho}_l^{left i,jright)}=1 ).
"It's a complete cloud distribution, totally cloud-ready," James Goodnight, co-founder and chief executive of SAS, said in an interview.
Therefore, the chromatogram was not a complete molecular distribution spectrogram for the product.
