The phrase "abundant distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a plentiful or generous spread of something, such as resources, products, or information.
Example: "The abundant distribution of resources in the region has led to significant economic growth."
Alternatives: "ample distribution" or "plentiful distribution".
Abundant distribution maps describe each species' geographic variation and usual habitats.
Abundant distribution of nanoparticles is observed even within the deeper pores of the microcellular foam.
Despite the abundant distribution of PERVs integrated with porcine genome, the majority of PERV proviral DNA is not capable of expressing viral proteins unless seriously mutated.
"Broadly, the long tail describes the shift from mass markets to millions of niches, the low sellers that we traditionally haven't had room for on our shelves, screens and channels, but which we now do have room for thanks to the internet and abundant distribution systems," says Anderson.
However, given the abundant distribution of PACAP in the CNS [6], central pain mechanisms caused by exogenous PACAP infusion could hypothetically be important.
Multiple App Stores for all smartphone, tablet, and television operating systems (Android, Blackberry, Windows, and others) will grow rapidly, creating an abundant distribution and sales ecosystem for all.
The unique hierarchical architecture exhibits high specific surface area and abundant mesoporous distribution, which can provide more reaction active sites and molecule transport channels.
Before myelination in embryonic nerves, ankyrinG 480/270 kDa and the related ankyrin isoform ankyrinB 440 kDa are co-expressed along with NrCAM in an abundant, continuous distribution along the length of axons.
Since the naturally abundant isotopic distribution of the analyte is diluted due to the addition of stable isotope-labelled standards, this procedure is often referred to as stable isotope dilution assay (SIDA).
In fact, repeats having length of several thousands have been found within each of our genomes (see for example Figure 5, and the website http://www.cbmc.it/external/Infogenomics3), and 12→18 represents a sort of phase transition from scarce to abundant hapax/repeat distribution.
For the most abundant phylum Proteobacteria, we considered the relative abundance distributions at the subphyla level (Fig. 1B).
