The phrase "are distributed by means of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the method or process through which something is distributed or delivered.
Example: "The resources are distributed by means of a centralized online platform to ensure efficiency and accessibility."
Alternatives: "are distributed through" or "are distributed using".
The United States, having abandoned its contention that the restraints in the present case are per se violations of the Sherman Act, now urges 'a standard of presumptive illegality,' presumably on the basis of a showing that a product has been distributed by means of arrangements for territorial exclusivity and restricted retail and wholesale customers.
6 To permit this would sanction franchising and confinement of distribution as the ordinary instead of the unusual method which may be permissible in an appropriate and impelling competitive setting, since most merchandise is distributed by means of purchase and sale.
All data were tested to be normal distributed by means of Kolmogorov-Smirnov test.
During the 1994 plague outbreak, thousands of documents were distributed by traditional means; during the SARS response, which lasted approximately the same time, millions of documents were disseminated through the CDC Web site.
They were distributed by members of the Bonanno crime family.
Articles 60 62 were distributed by the university in Paris by means of two successive exemplars divided into peciae.
As to the initial question he drew from Anselm, whether there is just one truth or many, he holds that there are many truths (veritates), for otherwise the term "truth" could not admit a plural or be distributed (by which, roughly, he means we could not speak of "every truth").
We use non-uniform texture bricks that are constructed and distributed by means of a kd-tree to employ object space partitioning.
"However, there is compelling circumstantial evidence, including statements attributed to Mr Warner, to suggest that the money did originate with Mr Bin Hammam and was distributed by Mr Warner's subordinates as a means of demonstrating Mr Warner's largesse.
