The phrase "most commonly distributed" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to something that is distributed or spread out in a widespread manner and is considered to be the most common or popular way of distribution. Example: "The most commonly distributed newspaper in the city is the Daily Times, with a circulation of over 100,000 copies per day."
Wheat, flour, rice and maize are the foods most commonly distributed by the World Food Programme WFPP).
As compared to the most commonly distributed allele 3, carriage of other alleles was significantly related to an increased risk of TB with a summarized OR of 1.31 (95%CI, 1.08 1.59).
The rash is most commonly distributed over the trunk, scalp and face.
For the latter, analysis of the TEM images (1b) shows that the edge length is most commonly distributed between 8 and 12 nm (Supporting Information, Figure S1), consistent with the XRD analysis.
The study evaluated two types of LLINs most commonly distributed and found in the market place in Benin: polyester 75D (PET-75D) (Permanet® 2.0 Vestergaard Frandsen SA, Aarhus, Denmark), and polyethylene 150D (PE-150D) (Olyset®, Sumitomo Chemicals, Osaka, Japan).
This article analyses two most commonly used distributed models in Java: Web services and RMI (Remote Method Invocation).
In this study we conduct the first Bayesian uncertainty analysis of the water quality components of the SWAT model, one of the most commonly used distributed nonpoint source models.
Iron is generally present in surface waters as salts containing Fe III) when the pH is above 7. Lead is a most common heavy element and commonly distributed throughout the environment (Greenwood and Earnshaw 1984).
Its implementation is commonly distributed.
Petroleum hydrocarbons and fuel oxygenates are among the most commonly occurring and widely distributed contaminants in the environment.
Google's MapReduce [1] is the most commonly used parallel and distributed programming model for performing Big Data processing on clusters of commodity hardware.
