The phrase "a set of distribution" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "a set of distributions" if referring to multiple distribution types or "a distribution set" depending on the context.
Example: "In statistics, we often analyze a set of distributions to understand the data better."
Alternatives: "a collection of distributions" or "a group of distributions."
We present location models to determine a set of distribution centers, where the food is directly distributed to the beneficiaries, for the region of Garissa in Kenya.
The studied distribution network is composed of a single supplier serving a set of retailers through a set of distribution centers (DCs) to locate on the retailer's locations.
Perturbation theories of fluids belong to a class of modern statistical-thermodynamic theories in which the structure of a studied system is not a priori determined (e.g. by assuming some kind of a quasi-lattice) but is characterized by a set of distribution functions.
Note that an interpretation is that (F X times X to mathbf{L}) is a set of distribution functions.
Out of this real world data, a set of distribution parameters was extracted.
The transformation from a set of distributions into a mixture of molecules is obtained by Monte-Carlo sampling, while a simulated annealing procedure adjusts the parametric distributions.
The shape is characterised by a set of distributions that are created by measuring the distance between the atoms and four reference points.
Thus, each template consists of a mean wavelet spectrum, an orthogonal basis set, and a set of distributions along each of these newly created axes.
In their approach, the wholesaler distributes supplementary nutrition to a set of local distribution centers positioned around the wholesaler, geographically.
We consider the design of a two-echelon production distribution network with multiple manufacturing plants, customers and a set of candidate distribution centers.
Statistical analysis of these data allowed us to test a set of headway distribution models, highlighting their goodness-of-fit with reference to empirical distributions.
