The phrase "cross distribution" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of spreading or distributing something across multiple channels or platforms. Example: Our marketing team implemented a cross distribution strategy, promoting our new product through social media, email campaigns, and a TV ad. This helped us reach a wider audience and increase sales.
The score plot with PCA of 1H-NMR (LED) spectra from the two groups showed a cross distribution.
As expected for an interspecific cross, distribution of phenotypic values in the progeny showed bi-directional transgressive segregations for all traits (Table 1).
As expected for an inter-specific cross, distribution of phenotypic values in the progeny showed bi-directional transgressive segregants for all traits, except Crush1 and Crush2, which showed transgressive segregants towards the E. pilosa (30-5) parent only.
Comparisons are made between the crossed model and the aligned one, which prove that the CNT forest with crossed distribution is more effective in acoustic wave absorption.
Smaller experiments, mostly among independents, have shown the potential power in crossing distribution with theater ownership — something that can be done legally by companies that do not pose the same antitrust problems that led to restrictions on Hollywood's majors.
The two German companies already have cross-distribution agreements for life insurance and mortgage products, and they own stakes in one another: Allianz holds 22percentt of Dresdner, which owns 10percentt of Allianz.
The cross-distribution of the respective services will launch by the end of Q1 2009.
Cross-investing and cross-distribution just aren't going to be easy as they were even a few months ago.
Widget developer JS-Kit has joined with AOL's Userplane in a widget cross-distribution partnership that should significantly increase the potential userbases for both companies.
The pulse laser station EDM NIKON NPL-821 was used to survey the displacement of the overlying strata using the cross-distribution point method.
For two rate-based models, this probability gain may also be estimated as the slope of the best-fit line in a cross-distribution of the rates (i.e., the diagram in which the rates of one model are plotted with respect to the other where target earthquakes have occurred).
