'distribution structure' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The company's distribution structure is designed to ensure efficient delivery of its products to customers."
This increases the total amount of educational resources, bringing more opportunities to be distributed and thus changing the existing distribution structure and equality of status.
The more sophisticated semiparametric method makes no distributional assumptions, and is therefore able to reveal a distribution structure that may differ from the Gaussian normal distribution.
To do that, Mr. Ortega built up an elaborate distribution structure over the years.
About 30 million cards are printed every year and made available by the carriers to their passengers through a distribution structure focused on their overseas embarkation locations and UK entry points.
There's some room to bring down car prices by changing the distribution structure.
Sony likes to put itself in positions of power in the distribution structure, and the "last mile" of having control over IMAX would be a coup for them.
"The old world was about complex distribution structures.
Farmers are trapped in a land rush in Guatemala, which has one of the most unequal land distribution structures in the world.
There will be P2P-leaning distribution structures mushrooming in the gaps between "everything online for free" and large-scale tours supported by labels and sponsors: distribution structures unafraid of small numbers, not constructed around the aggregating (& aggravating) "more is more" trap that Damon was mentioning w/r/t to the Apples and Spotifies of the world.
Further literature focuses either on single planning problems, or is based on predetermined distribution structures.
As a result, the literature lacks an empirically proven and systematic perspective on OC distribution structures.
