The phrase "areal distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, ecology, or any field that discusses the spatial arrangement of a particular phenomenon or characteristic across a specific area.
Example: "The areal distribution of plant species in the region reveals significant patterns influenced by climate and soil type."
Alternatives: "spatial distribution" or "geographical distribution".
These include the preparation of geologic maps that show the areal distribution of geologic units selected for representation on the map.
The thickness and areal distribution of permafrost are directly affected by snow and vegetation cover, topography, bodies of water, the interior heat of the Earth, and the temperature of the atmosphere, as mentioned earlier.
These units vary in thickness, lithology, areal distribution, depositional environment and hydrocarbon importance (Alsharhan 2003).
Therefore, despite the nominally uniform areal distribution, the actual sampling is still not ideal.
Seismic data potentially provide valuable information about the areal distribution of different facies.
Areal distribution of sedimentary bodies at each scale responds to specific controls, i.e. flow volume and topography.
Furthermore, MSs are scheduled such that those users withpoorer transmission conditions receive the highest interference protection, thusbalancing the areal SINR distribution and creating a fairer allocation of theavailable resources.
Furthermore, MSs are scheduled such that those users with poorer transmission conditions receive the highest interference protection, thus balancing the areal SINR distribution and creating a fairer allocation of the available resources.
As shown in a previous work (Mannan et al., 2016), the axial modulus of a bamboo culm can be estimated from a careful measurement of the angle that cellulose microfibrils make with the axis of the fibres and their areal density distribution.
To begin, a general discussion on fabric descriptors employing linear intercept measurements is provided and a new fabric measure, referred to as areal pore size distribution, is proposed.
The areal extent and distribution of productive live bottom habitat on the continental shelf north of Cape Canaveral have not been completely mapped: estimates of extent range from 4 to 30% of the shelf area [68].
