The phrase "are spread in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the distribution or arrangement of something within a particular context or area.
Example: "The seeds are spread in a uniform pattern across the field to ensure even growth."
Alternatives: "are distributed in a" or "are laid out in a".
The yellow grains are spread in a broad swath on a long wooden dish, the spianatora.
Three men embalmed by a local funeral home are spread in a row, their well-preserved flesh noticeably thicker and tougher.
Effectively, more transmit antennas mean that the transmit vectors are spread in a larger Euclidean space.
The multiple transmit antennas mean that the SM constellation points are spread in a larger Euclidean space and thus have lower error probability.
In this structure, transmit symbols are spread in a symbol-by-symbol basis and the self-interference in the receiver is avoided by the use of permutation matrices [21, 22] in the transceiver, which also allow us to decode each transmit symbol separately.
Sensor nodes are spread in a region of interest and measure a collection of samples (mathbf {s}_{i}^{(M }) of a physical quantity i indicates the sensor and (M) is used to indicate that these values are in principle known only by the measurement node.
After addition of universal adapters to the templates, the templates are spread in an eight lane flow cell and immobilized on glass [ 12].
What is of concern to many defenders of Israel's policies is that, even if still not on such a scale as in Europe, protests are spreading in a country that heretofore has been relatively silent on such matters.
Antibiotic resistance genes found in a variety of broad-host-range plasmids/transposons, are spreading in a range of bacteria in health-care settings.
Top, salt was being spread in a parking lot in Riverdale in the Bronx.
Lastly, Dr. Bekedam said, epidemiologists need to investigate a possibility that the SARS virus is being spread in a different way in Beijing than elsewhere.
