"distribution status" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the status of a product or resources that are distributed, either in terms of the quantity or the geographical spread. For example, "The distribution status of the vaccine has been positive so far, with over 5,000 doses delivered to marginalized communities in need."
The history, distribution, status and habitat requirements of the badger in Britain.
The description is followed by sections on habitat, distribution, status and conservation, and remarks on taxonomy, systematics and biogeography.
To investigate the distribution status of the stray current field in the viaducts, the numerical simulation algorithm is established based on the finite element methods.
But one person who has discussed the situation with Mr. Weinstein said that while the controversy does not endanger the contract negotiations, it does make discussions between the two men awkward, at least until the distribution status of Mr. Moore's movie is resolved.
Under changeable circumstances insects orient toward the odor source by repeating the set and reset of the odor-triggered programmed behavioral pattern interacting with the odor distribution status in the air.
Finally, the clustering result of PICC contains extra information about the distribution status inside each cluster that could help the manager to decide when is most proper to launch a specific sales promotion campaign.
The three treatment groups (ch14.18, oral NB90 maintenance, and no consolidation group) were not different in age, gender distribution, MYCN status, and status prior to consolidation therapy.
Demographics of our sample population closely match the national health survey of Pakistan data on age distribution, socioeconomic status and marital status.
The median age at admission, sex distribution, marital status and Indigenous status were also similar across datasets.
Data for tumour distribution, PR status and HER2 status were missing more frequently, in up to 16.1%, 20.5% and 13.7% of cases, respectively.
Table 1-wrap> shows the widows' (and the married women's) age distribution, marital status, residence region, level of education and employment status.
