The phrase "a lot of distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of distribution in various contexts, such as logistics, marketing, or data analysis.
Example: "The company has achieved a lot of distribution for its new product across multiple regions."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of distribution" or "extensive distribution".
"It gets Microsoft potentially a lot of distribution.
"We have had some difficulty penetrating the major cities like New York, Philadelphia and Washington, where there are not a lot of distribution options".
That's a lot of distribution that could help Ticketfly compete with its age-old rival Ticketmaster.
Follow buttons are nothing new, but Tweetmeme has a lot of distribution muscle with its Retweet buttons.
"We have to focus on events where there isn't a lot of distribution in other mechanisms," says Hall. "We're competing on the experience, not the content".
They were starting to get a lot of distribution from our platform and there was this question: how much did they want to depend on one platform's distribution?
During the bubble years, limited partners had to claw back a lot of distributions made to general partners when their funds proved to be less profitable than expected.
Intuitively, if a lot of distributions, i.e., distributions that differ quite a lot among themselves, are packed together on a small patch in the parameter space, this patch should be given a larger prior probability than a similar patch within which there is little variation among the distributions (cf. Balasubramanian 2005).
The mixture of Dirichlet processes belongs to the class of semi-parametric methods in Bayesian modelling and are flexible enough to fit a lot of distributions, especially mixture of distributions.
A lot of distributions are very advanced.
SS: We've backed away from a lot of the distribution relationships that we're very profitable.
