The phrase "a distribution architecture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software design, or systems engineering, referring to the structure or framework for distributing resources or services.
Example: "The new software update includes a robust distribution architecture that enhances data flow across the network."
Alternatives: "a distribution framework" or "a distribution system".
The first objective is to have a distribution architecture that supports long pulse experiments (even hours).
We develop analytic models that provide insights into how long it takes to deliver a file to N clients given a distribution architecture.
Cloud Computing appears as a computational paradigm as well as a distribution architecture and its main objective is to provide secure, quick, convenient data storage and net computing service, with all computing resources visualized as services and delivered over the Internet [2, 3].
The content fabric appears to offer a content distribution architecture that minimizes servers, storage and core bandwidth that can scale infinitely.
The ships would incorporate modern weapons and sensors, and will have an advanced information warfare suite, an auxiliary control system with a sophisticated power distribution architecture, and modular crew quarters.
In this paper, a hierarchical content distribution architecture for the telecom cloud is investigated: core DCs placed in geographically distributed locations, are interconnected through permanent "per content provider" (CP) virtual network topologies (CP-VNT); additionally, metro DCs need to be interconnected with the core DCs.
This paper presents an ongoing research work that defines an agent-based distribution architecture that supports ad hoc and automated system configurations emphasizing the strategies for achieving, locating and isolating faults without degrading the quality of services.
To achieve this goal, this study proposes a user-provided multimedia content distribution architecture for a mobile and ubiquitous network environment.
This chapter presents solutions to the exercises posed in, dealing with distribution architecture and communication among elements distributed among different processing nodes.
She led the initiative that began as the Learning Federation and has continued in a number of iterations to produce digital content, distribution architecture and content development standards for all Australian schools.
Aquifer heterogeneity (structure) and NAPL distribution (architecture) are described based on tracer data.
