The phrase "a pattern of distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is spread or arranged over a certain area or among a group.
Example: "The researchers observed a pattern of distribution in the population of the species across the different regions."
Alternatives: "a distribution pattern" or "a distribution model".
Third, the distributive model conceives of power statically, as a pattern of distribution, whereas Young, following Foucault (1980), claims that power exists only in action, and thus must be understood dynamically, as existing in ongoing processes or interactions.
In the nineteen-twenties, the producer Irving Thalberg recognized that a pattern of distribution implies a pattern of taste-making.
The major genus Picumnus is peculiarly distributed in having all but one species in the New World and one isolated species (P. innominatus, the speckled piculet) in southern Asia, a pattern of distribution matched by the woodpecker genus Celeus.
The latter, in contrast, is satisfied just in case a pattern of distribution is instantiated, so that all individuals have equal shares of the relevant goods or capabilities.
Other size classes (from 18- to 28-nt, except 21-nt) were not distinguished by such a pattern of distribution between the two species (Additional file 5).
In normal skin PAX3-positive cells showed a pattern of distribution that is characteristic of melanocytes; i.e. they were found at the epidermal-dermal boundary and along the hair follicle (Figure 1A D).
As for timing of distributions, within reason, we like to see an early start, even if modest, to a pattern of distributions to organizations that are at the core of the foundation's mission.
Generally, all of the traits showed a pattern of continuous distribution around the mean, although some traits did not follow a perfect normal distribution (data not shown).
This polarization is producing a pattern of income distribution rarely seen outside Africa or Latin America, and unheard of in the United States, at least since the gilded age.
Such a pattern of residual distribution can adequately state a high reliability in adopting the reference prediction models.
Such a pattern of afterslip distribution following this earthquake was also retrieved by Baba et al. (2006) as mentioned above.
