The phrase "a distribution problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, economics, or statistics where there is an issue concerning the allocation or distribution of resources or items.
Example: "The company is facing a distribution problem that is affecting its ability to deliver products on time."
Alternatives: "a logistics issue" or "a supply chain challenge".
"That's when we realized we're not facing a technology problem in the field; we're facing a distribution problem," says Wu, who studied mechanical engineering at MIT and is CEO of GCS.
"We're using a largely untapped labour force to solve a distribution problem that exists all over the developing world," says Laden. "We're in a position where there are millions of unemployed youth on one side, and an endless supply of products that will benefit the poor and change people's lives on the other.
As "Ending Hunger in Our Lifetime" argues, to say that hunger is strictly a distribution problem is like saying that if the rain fell evenly over the earth there would be no droughts; the origins of, and solutions to, this mismatch between food and hungry mouths are rather more complex.Many of the hungry in poor places are farmers themselves.
Simply put, law has a distribution problem.
Law has several challenges including a distribution problem, an access to justice crisis, and a high-degree of consumer dissatisfaction.
Q: I think too many teams are focused on the product problem — but isn't this a distribution problem?
Motivated by the spare parts distribution system of a major automotive manufacturer in Turkey, we consider a multicommodity distribution problem from a central depot to a number of geographically dispersed demand points.
Last week's puzzle was from Round One of the 2009 event; this week we move onto the Tweede Ronde of the competition with a camel distribution problem and a verbal arithmetic bonus from 2012.
However it is difficult to achieve large current capacity in each structure as much as expected; a simple stacking structure has a current distribution problem due to contact resistance between superconducting tapes and a parallel structure has the spatial limitation.
The world has less of a food problem, than a food distribution problem, and studies show that yields are comparable between the two methods when done to scale.
A: Distribution was a problem and it never quite hit the mainstream.
