"larger distribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the broader reach of something, such as a product or idea. For example, "The company hoped to reach a larger distribution with their new marketing strategy."
Gamers form e-mail chains to distribute the mods or search for them online at larger distribution sites, including www.piestactics.com, www.fileplanet.com and 3dgamers.com.
Squibb is moving a few miles south, to Cranbury Township, where it will put up a larger distribution center.
Host species had larger distribution areas generally centered around the Nearctic region compared to non-host species.
Through larger distribution, fiercer litigation, greater exclusivity, cheaper and faster production, a bigger cash pile, advantage is gained.
"It gives us a whole new platform to extend her brand and her imagery, but also it creates a much larger distribution platform," said Mr. Mottola.
In nearby Goodyear, Ariz., at an even larger distribution center known as Phoenix 5, Amazon stores and ships more unwieldy items.
That results in a larger tax liability and a larger distribution of profits to me and my partners.
This phenomenon of economies of scale is countered by the greater losses associated with larger distribution networks.
The four larger distribution centers are in Pontoon Beach, Ill., outside St . Louis Carlisle, Pa., near Harrisburg; Rialto, Calif., in Southern California; and Palmetto, Ga., a suburb of Atlanta.
(d) Corresponding width of the transitional temperature range (as characterized by β in the LJM model) for the admission of different guest species, showing heavier molecules tend to have larger distribution widths.
Mr. Richard said the larger distribution center in Carteret would enable the company to more efficiently serve customers who now live as far west as Pennsylvania, as well as the growing number of buyers who ask the company to both deliver and install products like flat-screen television sets.
