The phrase "as its distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or spread of a particular item, concept, or data set.
Example: "The study focused on the population of the species, as its distribution across the region was crucial for understanding its habitat requirements."
Alternatives: "in terms of its distribution" or "regarding its distribution".
Quoth Malc: "[The government] believes that the best outcome for community television is that in future it uses the internet as its distribution platform".
So while the malware infected a total of 2.27M PCs between August 15, 2017 and September 15 , 2017— using CCleaner version 5.33.6162 as its distribution vehicle — the attackers behind it appear to have been interested in only a specific subset of PC users working for tech firms.
CVS is a widely known version management system, which can be used for the distributed development of software as well as its distribution from a central database.
Since this is from the Sanger Center and their collaborators who have actually published on successful applications of WGS (Harris et al. 2013) in an Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) outbreak monitoring and control in a hospital, as well as its distribution among humans and their animal companions, it is really a blueprint for implementation at the regional and national level.
Worcestershire sauce is an advertisement for free trade, in its manufacture as well as its distribution.
After all, a brochure is only as effective as its distribution, and the county is barely financing this effort.
These methods supply information on trabecular width as well as on its distribution and on the organization of the trabeculae in the marrow space.
The latter was singled out by the departure from HWE and Fst values of its three segregating sites as well as by its distribution in the plot of haplotype allelic classes.
A distribution of error variance is also inferred with the Gamma distribution as its prior distribution.
The iterative procedure simulates a Markov chain, which has the desired posterior distribution as its stationary distribution.
The division, known as Scottish Courage, is expected to incur an additional £15 million ($24.6 million) in costs as it consolidates its distribution centers.
