The phrase "a poor distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an inadequate or uneven allocation of resources, goods, or data in various contexts, such as economics, logistics, or statistics.
Example: "The study revealed a poor distribution of wealth among the population, highlighting the need for policy changes."
Alternatives: "an uneven distribution" or "a suboptimal distribution".
Credit Suisse said that that's partly because the companies have a poor distribution network — a critical shortcoming in this vast country, especially as more auto sales occur in rural areas — and because their brand isn't well established locally.
A poor distribution procedure may result in a high number of iterations or even may fail to find the solution.
The under percolation behavior of the DC conductivity was attributed to a poor distribution of MWNT in the composites.
But the first source of maldistribution may be a poor distribution at the outlet of the entrance distributor.
Samples possessing a poor distribution of ingredients (highly heterogeneous) were prepared by under-blending constituents prior to compaction to compare the analytical capabilities of the two NIR methods.
Results show that long and thin fibers produce many clusters and a poor distribution, while short and thick fibers disperse very well in the mixture.
Des-ghrelin showed very similar resonance frequency distributions with a poor dispersion indicative of an intrinsically disordered conformation.
For years, comic book publishers faced a problem of poor distribution.
Brazil has also experienced a combination of poor distribution of essential medicines by the public sector and weak legislation on medicine pricing that impacted on access to medicines and placed additional financial burdens on patients.
Despite the implementation of these strategies several studies have documented a low number and poor distribution of qualified workers, a low quality of care, and resulting shortcomings in the functionality of the health system of Burkina Faso [ 13, 14].
United Nations' data shows that we produce enough food for everyone to have an adequate diet, but poor distribution means that 805 million people are hungry while some 1.4 billion people are overweight or obese.
