The phrase "a distribution model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a framework or system that describes how something is distributed, such as resources, products, or information.
Example: "The researchers developed a distribution model of the new vaccine to ensure it reaches all communities effectively."
Alternatives: "a distribution framework for" or "a distribution system of".
A distribution model of three taxa (spiders, carabid beetles, and butterflies) is related to influencing factors by means of multivariate statistics (canonical correspondence analysis (CCA), partial CCA).
In order to develop a distribution model of G. pyrenaicus, occurrence data were taken from the species distribution atlases of Spain [ 11], Portugal [ 22] and France [ 51].
"The method next builds a distribution model of weighted network connectivity scores WNC and permutes a significance value by comparing a shuffled-edge network (of random values) with the original network.
A probability distribution model of wind power forecasting errors and a mathematic expectation of the power shortage caused by forecasting errors are established.
A Bayesian tree was constructed using MrBayes with a WAG distribution model of amino acid substitutions [ 24].
Based on the double-entropy model and the above properties, a flow distribution model of military supply is designed, which addresses a vital issue in the event of a military confrontation or regional war.
This article has established a probabilistic distribution model of stochastic fatigue damage.
To overcome this, we propose using a multivariate distribution model of distinct tensor components to characterise the variability of stress tensors referred to a common Cartesian coordinate system.
A slip distribution model of the 1906 earthquake in space was newly developed.
To take into account the uncertainty of long-term predictions, a probability distribution model of the prediction error is built.
Let us rewrite the LR test for JSteg detection based on a Gaussian distribution model of DCT coefficients.
