The phrase "adequate distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of the way something is spread or allocated, such as resources or products.
Example: "The study concluded that there was an adequate distribution of resources among the participating communities."
Alternatives: "sufficient allocation" or "proper dissemination".
"It is critical that policy makers be vigilant about keeping the pipes wide open," the senator said, adding that as a songwriter himself he shared the frustrations of artists who find it hard to get adequate distribution and compensation for their music.
The state extended its influence in such other fields as education, landowner-tenant relationships, the economic recovery of the royal boroughs, and a more adequate distribution of the burden of taxes.
Our results suggest that cross sectional spread is minimal, which may limit adequate distribution of injectant within tendon.
The characterized source model constrained by seismological scaling relationships can give a more adequate distribution of the estimated seismic intensities.
Usually, 20 isolates are sequenced from each library and the crossover positions are plotted to check for adequate distribution.
Both types of units were easy to handle and assured the adequate distribution of the photocatalyst inside the tubular reactor.
Cadbury, for instance, set up a chocolate manufacturing plant in Indonesia but eventually pulled out, reportedly unable to get adequate distribution.
As the first approach, we used NVIDIA Mersenne Twister for which the corrections to achieve adequate distribution, see details in the Appendix.
To achieve an adequate distribution for the resampling, we made the modifications as follows based on [34] and our empirical experiences.
For the long term architecture, intelligent on-board processing (OBP) capabilities would enable adequate distribution of control for an integrated satellite and terrestrial network.
Since the number of light paths which can be traced is in theory infinite, and tracing of light paths is computationally expensive, Monte-Carlo simulations are used to generate a randomized subset of light paths with an adequate distribution.
