The phrase "an equal spreading of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or allocation of something in a fair or uniform manner.
Example: "The project aims for an equal spreading of resources among all team members to ensure everyone has what they need to succeed."
Alternatives: "an even distribution of" or "a fair allocation of".
Random sampling does not guarantee an equal spread of the generated points neither on the surface nor in the volume of the scanned model, and can sample points very close to each other.
There was an equal spread of calcification and mass type mammographic appearances.
There was an equal spread of age- and sex-matched participants from each of the four countries.
This resulted in a higher proportion of cancer patients in the cognitive interview sample, which also represented an equal spread of patients from rural, urban and peri-urban areas, while quantitative data were predominantly from rural areas.
There was however an equal spread of responses over the recruitment period and the time since recruitment did not statistically alter the responses to the questions of information, time and remembering consent.
Again, this may reflect exposure to risk of falls, given that while there was an equal spread of urban and rural participants who went out into their neighbourhood up to five times (11 and 10 respectively), more participants from urban settings frequented their neighbourhood six times or more compared with those from rural settings (16 and 3 respectively).
An equal spread of differentiation grades was observed.
Quota plans were developed to ensure an equal spread by age, gender and ethnicity and by geographic area, across Singapore.
We conclude that injecting in the modified supine position results in a more equal spread of local anesthetic and better pain relief.
Evenness E = 0 reflect a highly unequal spread of species, whereas E = 1 infers to the equal spread of all species.
