The phrase "alter the distribution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes to how something is spread, allocated, or shared among different entities or groups.
Example: "The new policy aims to alter the distribution of resources to ensure that all departments receive adequate funding."
Alternatives: "change the allocation of" or "modify the spread of".
It has recently been shown that alterations of the dynamics of the sleep homeostat can also alter the distribution of sleep [49].
A large quake can shift huge amounts of rock and alter the distribution of mass on the planet.
Population control doesn't rock the boat very much; it doesn't fundamentally alter the distribution of wealth and power today.
If a suspect reclining on it told a lie, Mosso hypothesized, resulting changes in blood flow would alter the distribution of weight on the bed, unbalancing it.
These orbital variations alter the distribution of sunlight at different latitudes during different seasons according to a complex pattern that takes a hundred thousand years to complete.
Most recently, the U.S. has laid new markers on the table to make clear that it will not allow China to alter the distribution of power in Asia — that the U.S., in effect, will meet action with action.
The term often refers to policies directed at the control of inflation, but it may also indicate efforts to alter the distribution of income among workers, industries, locations, or occupational groups.
These changes alter the distribution of sunlight at various latitudes during various seasons, and Milankovitch predicted that the strongest effects would be observed at intervals of nineteen thousand, twenty-three thousand, forty-one thousand, and a hundred thousand years.
Until we alter the distribution of power, we will consign additional generations of children to educational cesspools.
Fig. 1 Dynamic synapses alter the distribution of interrelease intervals (IRI) of one vesicleproduced by a Poisson spike train.
Immigration would have no wage effects and would only alter the distribution of outputs as described by the Rybczynski Theorem.
