The phrase "available distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the distribution of resources, products, or data that are currently accessible or obtainable.
Example: "The available distribution of the software will be updated next week to include new features."
Alternatives: "accessible distribution" or "current distribution".
An effective alert system should take advantage of readily available distribution methods as well as commonly used symbols and language.
The Kindle's ink is easy on the eyes; it weighs 10 ounces; its battery lasts 30 hours; and it uses a widely available distribution network.
Rawls' difference principle will select D1 on the distinct ground that within it the lowest payoff is greater than the lowest payoff within any other available distribution.
Patterned theories of distributive justice escape this problem because they hold that the just distribution is the available distribution in which the income accorded to individuals most tracks some feature of those individuals e.g., their moral desert or their economic effort and the incidence of that feature is not reported in that income matrix.
where the first term corresponds to the standard Gaussian case, and the second is a marginalization of the noise term over the last available distribution (i.e., we write n k (ϕ k ) to explicitly emphasize the dependency on the noise latent variables, ϕ k ).
We produced AquaMaps of predicted patterns of biodiversity for different taxa in the Mediterranean by overlaying the respective subsets of the 685 available distribution maps for Mediterranean species and counting all species predicted to occur in a given cell.
For surely information that cannot appear within such a matrix is essential to a sensible judgment about which of these available distributions is just.
Hence, it is necessary to evaluate many available distributions in order to evaluate best suitable distribution that could offer true extreme rainfall.
Available distributions of SWE and snow covered area (SCA) in the catchment are used for the calibration and validation of the fully distributed hydrological model SES.
What makes each of these doctrines an end-state view is their shared conviction that the information provided by this sort of matrix is sufficient for determining which of the available distributions is the just one.
The bias persisted when exponential priors and any other available distributions in MrBayes [43] were used, and some prior distributions greatly exacerbated the bias (Fig. S4).
