The phrase "a more evenly spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or allocation of something in a more uniform or balanced manner.
Example: "The resources were allocated in a more evenly spread manner to ensure that all departments received adequate support."
Alternatives: "a more balanced distribution" or "a more uniform spread".
It's a little more evenly spread.
For each city, we calculated an index score based on the distribution of the workforce among the eight primary racial and ethnic groups tracked by the U.S. Census Bureau.2 The more evenly spread a city's workforce was among these eight groups, the higher the score.3.3
Two scenarios of urban development have been assessed here: a Business-As-Usual scenario with unrestricted urbanization patterns and, as a consequence, considerable relocation to each region's prime centres of attraction; and a Compact scenario with more restricted urbanization patterns, and ultimately more evenly spread population growth in a region.
Over the last week, the city's child welfare agency has ordered 30 caseworkers to be transferred from its Bronx and Queens foster care offices, in a move that agency officials say will more evenly spread caseloads across the city.
On average such tourists remain for only a short period, and their stays are more evenly spread over the course of the year and between the various regions of the country than those of their French counterparts.
"But there's clearly a difference in viewing patterns between a 30' Wallace and Gromit film and many hours per day of Olympic coverage, where naturally the audience is more evenly spread". I agree - there is a huge difference in comparing the audience for a single event to that of one spread over manys days.
Most research on urban air pollution looks only at particulate matter, which is more evenly spread in the atmosphere, providing a good measure of average pollution over a large area, but not for determining variation within an urban area.
In contrast, total flood losses are more evenly spread out across Europe and less than a third of people affected by floods resided in the aforementioned three countries.
Contributions to the code are more evenly spread than in usual FOSS projects, where a small percentage of contributors develops a large percentage of code [19].
