"ill distributed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is not evenly or fairly distributed. You can use this phrase to describe the unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, or responsibilities. For example: - The wealth in our society is ill distributed, with the majority of the population struggling to make ends meet. - The workload in our team is ill distributed, with some members bearing the brunt of the work while others have minimal tasks. - Due to poor urban planning, resources are ill distributed in this city, resulting in unequal access to basic necessities for different communities.
The median value and the 95% confidence intervals for the DIs and the overlap in types between different clinical sources was calculated using Mathematica 7.0.1.0, (Wolfram Research, Champaign, Ill), by distributing the isolates 100,000 times, randomly, over the different clinical sources under the assumption that genotypes do not cluster.
Sleep in critically ill patients is distributed irregularly throughout the day and night [ 8, 10, 11].
The drugs are also increasingly promoted as a cure for a host of age-related ills, although distributing or prescribing them that way is illegal.
Cryptogenic organising pneumonia may rarely present with diffusely distributed, ill-defined centrilobular micronodules of less than 4 mm as the predominant pattern and thus mimic subacute hypersensitivity pneumonitis [56].
One patient who was eligible and had study drug distributed grew ill and never started study drugs and was not included in this analysis.
Immediate risks for ill health, which are distributed in an inequitable way, are determined by factors at a higher societal level, for example, the political, judicial, and economic system, which reflects the specific power relations of that society.
Even had they received vaccine supplies, many countries were ill-equipped and ill-prepared to distribute the vaccines, revealing the weaknesses in health systems across the world.
A questionnaire designed to record attitudes toward the current forensic psychiatric assessment procedures and the disposal of mentally ill offenders was developed and distributed via a mobile App.
Specifically, our research questions are: (1) How is CD knowledge distributed among chronically ill rural residents?
Patients with definite Lyme neuroborreliosis fell ill during the second half of the year, with a peak in August, whereas patients with Bell's palsy fell ill in a more evenly distributed manner over the year.
