The phrase "a whole distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, probability, or data analysis when referring to an entire set of values or outcomes.
Example: "In order to understand the variability of the data, we need to analyze a whole distribution rather than just a sample."
Alternatives: "an entire distribution" or "the complete distribution".
Mr. Cooke, who was a Bloomingdale's executive for 17 years and helped start the company's mail-order business, said that "once you've mastered selling one-to-one, which is so difficult, and where you have a whole distribution system to service each customer, it's significantly easier to move to mass market.
There's even a whole distribution that literally copies all of Red Hat's work and is available for free.
However, experimental and numerical observations have demonstrated that a whole distribution of spacing between necks is obtained instead of a unique dominant pattern.
There's "a whole distribution channel for things that can't be worn as clothing" anymore, Lewis said, describing a system run by rag traders and unseen by many consumers, that helps divert clothing and other textiles away from landfills.
And if you take out a whole distribution cell, a new crew will quickly pop up to seize its turf".14 Even if we threatened every drug dealer with a mandatory life sentence, teenagers like Katie and Morgan would still be able to buy doses of heroin on the street corner for less than $20.
"It should be the cornerstone of a programming group for the whole distribution system".
When taking into consideration that within the morphs non studied here there are still the 'rare' P. obscuricornis, a second morph of P. verenae and two additional P. apicalis morphs [59], the diversity inside the P. apicalis complex is expected to reach nine cryptic species, and a complete survey over the whole distribution range of the complex might uncover many more species.
The standard deviation increases more slowly than the mean is shifted so the expected value gives a good description of the whole distribution.
Similarly, high correlations between mean 2-hour PG and diabetes prevalence and mean BMI and obesity prevalence across calendar periods (r=0.94 and r=0.76, respectively) support an upward shift in the whole distribution of glucose concentrations and BMI.
These results suggest that genetic risk factors influence body composition not only continuously over the whole distribution, but also to a stronger extent in heavier children.
Thus, it estimates the ancestral state in terms of a probability distribution and integrates over the whole distribution.
