The phrase "are distributed in distinct" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing how items or elements are allocated or spread out in a clear or separate manner.
Example: "The resources are distributed in distinct categories to ensure clarity in the allocation process."
Alternatives: "are allocated in separate" or "are spread out in clear".
In Speleonectes tulumensis, each brain hemisphere contains about 120 serotonin immunoreactive neurons, which are distributed in distinct cell groups supplying fine, profusely branching neurites to 16 neuropilar domains.
These and other histone modifications are distributed in distinct patterns in the genome and variably associated with gene expression levels [ 22, 40- 49].
The molecular data strongly indicate that the three L. ruficaudatus populations that are distributed in distinct subclades and separated by high genetic differences of 5.88 7.63% represent different taxa, confirming previous suggestions of a separate taxon status for specimens from Kirindy, Andramasay and Anjahamena [ 6, 12, 17, 25, 31].
If Earth's surface were perfectly uniform, the long-term average rainfall would be distributed in distinct latitudinal bands, but the situation is complicated by the pattern of the global winds, the distribution of land and sea, and the presence of mountains.
GLUT4 was distributed in distinct small vesicles throughout the cytoplasm and in tubulo-vesicular structures in the perinuclear region.
First, the HB architecture of the some subfamilies such as J or D, clearly indicated that highly similar proteins were being distributed in distinct clusters.
The Beritan tribe is divided in three clans (mala in Kurmandji): the Kocî, the Kerkulaxî, and the Mîlemerân that are distributed in three distinct mountain pasture regions.
At last, the different accessions of Selaginella are distributed in three distinct clades.
In the ctenophore tentacle root, these myogenesis stages are distributed in four distinct areas along the proximal-distal axis on both sides of the tentacle root symmetry plane.
SK binding sites are distributed in a pattern distinct from SP binding sites and are localized to the external circular muscle, external longitudinal muscle, and the muscularis mucosa.
These taxa are distributed in three phylogenetically distinct lineages [17] [20]: two closely related species in Silene subgenus Behen (S. conica and S. conoidea), one species in Silene subgenus Silene (S. fruticosa), and three of four investigated Lychnis species (L. chalcedonica, L. flos-cuculi, and L. abyssinica).
