The phrase "at the distribution level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, operations, or activities that occur within the distribution phase of a supply chain or logistics context.
Example: "The company has implemented new strategies to improve efficiency at the distribution level."
Alternatives: "within the distribution phase" or "during the distribution process".
The growing tendency in the number of distributed generation units, directly connected at the distribution level, inevitably brings a number of new challenges.
Future energy systems are expected to include distributed energy systems (DES) and microgrids (MG) at the distribution level.
At the distribution level utilities are attempting to juggle price-responsive demand, variable distributed energy resources and new security and environmental constraints.
Whatever improvements are needed at the distribution level, the reliability of the grid is deteriorating, and a blackout like the one in August 2003 will surely be replicated.
He added, however, that the wine market was undergoing a "bottleneck effect at the distribution level" that made it more difficult for wines to be exported, especially from a crowded market like Italy.
On the other side, the recording industry will wage a losing battle at the distribution level of the music business: suing Napster and developing what is known as watermarking technology, coding that prevents MP3 and other sound files from being duplicated without a password.
In many electric systems worldwide the penetration of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) at the distribution levels is increasing.
On the other hand, numerical stability is another difficult issue faced by SEs at the distribution levels.
Fortunately, promising developments in phasor measurement units (PMUs) [8] and smart meters [31] are expected to facilitate the SE at the distribution levels.
Greenpeace said the blackout was "an eye opener that the present energy infrastructure in India needs to be diversified, both at the generation and the distribution level".
This demonstrates that pregnant women were prioritized at the net distribution level, the household-allocation level (which also includes prioritization of non-pregnant women of reproductive age), or both.
