The phrase "a system of distributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or processes for distributing resources, information, or products within a particular framework or organization.
Example: "The company implemented a system of distributing resources to ensure that all departments received what they needed in a timely manner."
Alternatives: "a method of distribution" or "a framework for distribution".
The internet of things describes a system of distributed computing power.
In much the same way news outlets have tried to harness social networking tools to improve their reports and then popularize them, Crossroads GPS is experimenting with a system of distributed accountability (or distributed opposition research, if you prefer).
We validate this approach with radar imaging, showing that substantial water volumes are ponding in a system of distributed canals upstream of a bedrock ridge that is breached and bordered by a system of concentrated channels.
The evaluation is based on experiments on a system of distributed computing platforms emulating typical power system control and monitoring devices and an emulation of portions of the electric power grid based on conventional micro-controller instrumentation.
Finally, he detailed SCE's Preferred Resource Pilot, which facilitates and integrates third-party technologies and customer participation in EE programs as both a stand-alone solution and within a system of distributed energy resources.
It is concluded that a system of distributed accelerometers on a ship can provide information about the acting ice breaking mechanism, the ice conditions around the vessel, and about the location along the hull, where the ship-ice interaction occurs.
It is also consistent with the view of distributed representations [6], [7], [9] [11], which argues that the representation of a cognitive task involving external representations is neither solely internal nor solely external, but distributed as a system of distributed representations with internal and external representations as two indispensable parts.
As an example, Perriello mentioned the idea of building a national "smart grid"—a decentralized system of distributing power whose creation would spur small-scale innovation across the country.
