"extreme distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the uneven and drastic spread of something across a range of different values. For example, "The extreme distribution of wealth in this country is evident."
This was Michaels, showing spades and a minor, and he hoped that his extreme distribution would be adequate compensation for his lack of high cards.
The mixed extreme distribution asymptotically overlaps with that for thunderstorms for high return periods and always provides the highest wind speeds.
The presented results indicate that the suggested weather generator is an appropriate alternative for generating daily weather variables while reproducing the historical extreme distribution.
This study deals with the problem of the extreme distribution of a stationary non-Gaussian translation process which is a memoriless deterministic transformation of a linear and a pure quadratic process.
The extreme distribution is obtained via the mean outcrossing rate of a normal standard vector process from a limit surface which has an infinite number of points closest to the origin.
The paper by Torrielli, Repetto and Solari investigates an issue of some importance: that the rate parameter relating an extreme distribution to its parent is not a constant when the parent is serially correlated.
Extreme distributions transcend and dominate industry.
This study can be extended to more extreme distributions for various meteorological variables.
MENSEI-L also characterizes punctual and spatial, average and extreme distributions of precipitation for the complete pluviometric network.
In addition, new insights for the development of First-Order-Reliability methods (FORM) combining point-in-time and extreme distributions simultaneously are provided.
This analysis can also be viewed as extreme distributions for modeling uncertainty in time estimates.
