The phrase "a distributed area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, technology, or resource allocation where the concept of distribution is relevant.
Example: "The research focused on a distributed area of the forest that had been affected by climate change."
Alternatives: "a dispersed region" or "a spread-out zone".
The result was a low cost, highly reliable and simple infrastructure for the collection of agronomical data over a distributed area in horticultural environments.
This would allow researchers to monitor and deliver impulses to individual neurons deep inside the brain in a distributed area, an ability that could prove a boon to brain researchers now limited to using relatively small arrays of electrodes.
In estimating bite forces, comparative FEA studies have used both a distributed area of bite point constraints [22] and single nodes [28].
The bottom row shows a dark area with a faint tail of activity compared with top row, which shows an evenly distributed area of uptake.
The right auditory cortex shows a decrease in power (possibly reflecting increased excitability), but also a decrease in node degree, hence a strong relative decoupling from a wide set of distributed areas prior to hits.
In non-tumoural prostatic epithelium in general, no expression was seen (A), although some randomly distributed areas of weak positivity were noted (B).
Persistent activity relies on the activity of a distributed network of areas, but the differential contribution of each area remains unclear.
Furthermore, if the source is distributed over a diffuse area, the coherency function will be low.
Our novel TMS findings favor an extended executive semantic system that relies on a distributed set of brain areas in left prefrontal and posterior middle temporal cortex.
One explanation for these phenomena is that competition proceeds in a distributed fashion across multiple areas (Rushworth et al., 2012; Hunt et al., 2014; Cisek, 2012).
Carnegie Mellon University developed a system [86] that allows a human operator to monitor activities over a large area using a distributed network of active video sensors.
