The phrase "and poor distribution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to the inadequate allocation or spread of resources, products, or information.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by the organization, including poor distribution of essential supplies to remote areas."
Alternatives: "and inadequate distribution of" or "and uneven distribution of".
The authors attribute the error in part to inefficiency and poor distribution of information.
These included "errors and carelessness in combat" and "poor distribution of weapons" among the rebels on the ground, the source said.
The shortage and poor distribution of human resources, especially in rural and suburban locations, further aggravates this situation.
But, studies showed that the development of this syndrome is associated with neurotoxic effects and poor distribution of local anaesthetics rather than micro-catheters [ 21, 22].
Many small-grained cereals are nutritionally advantageous in terms of protein quality and have ecological advantages in terms of reliability of production under conditions of low inputs and poor distribution of rainfall.
UNICEF Burundi Chief of Health and Nutrition Celestin Traore noted that there were a few instances of centres running out of vaccines due to underestimated child populations and poor distribution of doses in some provinces during the first round.
It is shown that larger porosity or fiber diameter lead to lower pressure inside and poorer distribution of air velocity along the length direction of FADS.
While a national PBCR may be ideal, the challenges to establishing such registries may include the lack of a uniform reporting system, the lack of a single national identification system, the multiple levels of independent healthcare delivery and the poor distribution of expertise in cancer diagnosis and treatment.
However the lack of borehole data and poor distribution prohibits an accurate assessment of the potential.
This 'brain drain' exacerbates the poor distribution of health and financial resources in already resource constrained and disease burdened health systems (48).
The difference between the post-World War II era and now is that the result of income inequality, poor distribution of employment, nimby-ism, and an insufficient mental healthcare delivery system has given the Golden State the dubious distinction of being the face of homelessness in America.
