The phrase "atomic distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, chemistry, or computer science, particularly when discussing the distribution of atomic particles or data in a system.
Example: "The researchers focused on the atomic distribution of elements within the sample to understand its properties better."
Alternatives: "molecular distribution" or "particle distribution".
[P r)] was reduced to an atomic distribution function, in the case of disordered atoms and expresses the probability that the centres of two atoms 'm' and 'n' should lie on vector r [10], [28].
And he discovered "magnetic creep," the variation in magnetism caused by heat and changes of atomic distribution.
The atomic distribution of elements in the alloy on a nanoscale was determined by 3DAP technique.
The thickness and atomic distribution of deposited metal coating was analyzed using RBS.
The mean distance to nearest neighbour is an attractive approach to exhibit a non-random atomic distribution.
The modeling study also reflected the important role of atomic distribution in the molecules, size, and steric structure of the molecules when they interact with the target, VMAT2.
The additive Shannon entropy of atomic distributions yields the perfectly delocalized (multicusped) electron densities of molecular fragments.
The atomic distributions of the alloying elements at various depths below the surface were analyzed inside and outside the WEL.
To obtain the molecular solvation free energy data for the two solvents, a proper potential energy function was defined for each solvent with respect to atomic distributions and three kinds of atomic parameters.
Since the motion does not result in a net displacement of the adatom involved, experimental evidence for rebound jumps again comes from statistical interpretation of atomic distributions.
The robustness of the observed atomic distributions was tested by repeating ensemble refinements 10 times using different random starting velocities.
