The phrase "a more even distribution" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe when something is spread out more evenly than it was before. For example, "After recent reforms, there was a more even distribution of wealth among all citizens."
Without a more even distribution of the economic cake, the economy will continue to falter.
The imprinted samples are also characterized by a more even distribution of chelating sites.
It may be that the consequences of market failure can orient Americans toward a more even distribution of scarcer resources.
Vertical clingers and leapers have higher ratios (i.e., a more even distribution of cortical bone) than quadrupeds.
I'll be keeping things separate, and slicing the bananas thinly, rather than laying them out in halves, as Dowding suggests – it gives a more even distribution.
Neither is a notable source of the invisible ultraviolet or infrared radiation found in natural daylight, which has a more even distribution of the spectral colors.
The hope is that a parliamentary system would ease ethnically based grievances by enshrining a more even distribution of power, U.S. officials said.
This could have been due to the splitting of the internal coagulant which resulted in a more even distribution, and subsequently faster precipitation.
Rotational culture also appeared to promote higher cell viability and led to a more even distribution of cells within the channels of decellularized explants.
In general, pump stirrers with diffusers give a more even distribution of bottom currents and DBL thicknesses than paddle wheel-type stirrers.
Dynamic cell seeding and culturing techniques were compared to static seeding methods and produced a more even distribution of cells throughout the constructs.
