The phrase "an evolution of distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or developments in the way something is distributed, such as products, information, or resources.
Example: "The rise of digital platforms represents an evolution of distribution in the entertainment industry."
Alternatives: "a transformation in distribution" or "a progression of distribution".
The Boltzmann equation simulations of ref. 28 show an evolution of the electron distribution for a silver film that is consistent with a somewhat narrower distribution resulting after a short (20 fs) pulse.
This could be related to an evolution of the phonon energy distribution, which would increase the probability of carrier generation with the participation of phonons.
Evolution of distribution functions: Boltzmann and Smoluchowski equations.
The model consists of a coupled system of the Ginzburg Landau equations and the static or dynamic elasticity equations, and it describes evolution of distributions of austenite and different martensitic variants in terms of corresponding order parameters.
g The evolution of distributions in the view of protein molecules.
a The evolution of the distribution of patients along the survey period with white bars for the number of the patients.
A similar evolution of the distribution of stroke subtypes has been previously reported for England and Wales.
From the knowledge of these individual chains (elasticity, transient attachment, and detachment events), we construct a statistical description of the population and derive an evolution equation of their distribution based on applied deformation and their local interactions.
We consider a model for the evolution of surname distribution under a gender-equality measure currently being discussed by the Spanish Parliament (whereby children would adopt their mother's and father's surnames in alphabetical order).
Boltzmann provided an equation for the evolution of the distribution of the velocities of particles from a non-equilibrium initial state for dilute gases, the Boltzmann equation.
