"distribution target" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the goal (measured in either quantity or quality) for the distribution of a product or service. For example, "Our distribution target for this quarter is to increase our customer base by 10%."
However, ShortList failed to reach its distribution target, announced at launch, of 500,000, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations magazine sales and distribution figures published today for July to December 2007.
How is Foresight process organized (aims, methods, results, results distribution, target groups, which internal departments or external actors are involved etc).? What Foresight methods and tools are preferred in companies?
In this work, we are dealing with a distribution target and are attempting to maintain both an average value and some level of spread across the states of the nodes within the system.
The biomarker classification identified seven categories that provide different insights into the kinetics of drug action, such as target site distribution, target engagement, or into the impact of the drug on physiology or disease.
Investments in tuberculosis and malaria control will enable reaching in 2015 60% 63% of the international target for tuberculosis case detection and 30% 35% of the ITN distribution target in sub-Saharan Africa.
This (minimally) invasive technique cannot be readily applied to humans, and we need to rely on translational approaches to predict human brain distribution, target site kinetics, and therapeutic effects of CNS drugs.
Figure 4 Example of a synthesised slip distribution targeted to resemble the Satake et al. model (Figure1).
Another woman stated that she could not walk to the distribution point because of the distance, and that the distribution targeted only young children.
The programmatic ITN distribution targets by Global Fund-supported programs are presented as cumulative figures, but when compared to international targets (described below), we assume a fixed life of 4 years for each net [13].
Peer educators promoted condom use in their educational meetings and had condom distribution targets (of 1000 per month).
LLITN distribution targeted 80,000 people in 2009, including pregnant women, children under the age of five years old, hospitals, chronically ill, and the elderly.
