"distributional properties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the qualities of a certain system or model of something that determine how, where, and at what rate something is distributed. For example, "Understanding the distributional properties of a system can provide insight into how it works."
In this section, we briefly discuss the folded Student's t distribution and some of its distributional properties.
In Section 2, the multivariate ZTCS distribution is proposed and some important distributional properties are explored.
Figure 2a interRAI Hierarchy Scale Distribution and b interRAI ADL Hierarchy Scale Distribution display the distributional properties of the interRAI IADL Hierarchy and interRAI ADL Hierarchy.
Self-report measures have inadequate reliability and poor distributional properties.
This paper examines the distributional properties of poverty measures which are discontinuous at the poverty line.
Ample behavioral evidence suggests that distributional properties of the language environment influence the processing of speech.
This formulation enables us to capture edge-wise properties reflecting single-step morphological derivations, along with global distributional properties of the entire forest.
Since big data often has quite different distributional properties from "traditional data", traditional methods of generalization and suppression cannot be used without sacrificing large amounts of utility.
Other social theorists, including functionalists such as American sociologist Robert K. Merton, have given these "distributional" properties a more central place in their concepts of social structure.
In Study 2, item-level analyses revealed good distributional properties, intra-rater reliability, and convergent and discriminant validity.
Hence, a novel, closed-form relationship was derived between the transformer's lifetime and the distributional properties of the stochastic load.
