"prevalence distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It may be used to refer to the proportion of a certain group that has a particular property. For example, "The prevalence distribution of hypertension in the population of elderly adults is quite high."
The prevalence distribution shows more crime concentration than the frequency distribution.
Cross-sectional study to assess the prevalence, distribution and variables associated of caries among Dominican adolescents.
To investigate the prevalence, distribution, clinical significance and financial impact of blood culture isolates of Coagulase-negative staphylococci (CoNS).
We explore the prevalence, distribution, economic burden, and the psychosocial and economic factors associated with undiagnosed depression in a lower-income neighborhood in northern Manhattan.
We then considered multiple herds under binomial sampling with the primary goal of estimating the prevalence distribution and the proportion of infected herds.
The medical literature tried to assess the effects on individuals, by examining prevalence, distribution, attack frequency and duration, and headache-related disability, as well as its effects on society, looking at the socio-economic burden of headache disorders [14, 22].
Medical literature has tried to assess its effects on individuals, by examining prevalence, distribution, attack frequency and duration, and headache-related disability, as well as effects on society, looking at the socio-economic burden of headache disorders.
There remains a critical need for documenting the prevalence, distribution and ecological interactions of enteric virus contaminants in lagoon waters in West Africa to understand the fate of potential human pathogens and better protect public health.
Detect if there are differences in prevalence, distribution of cardiovascular risk factors and risk according to REGICOR and SCORE's function; between people belonging to different occupational classes and population at risk of social exclusion.
Uncertainty about the prevalence distribution reflects that there is still need of instruments for classifying migraine in a comparable manner across populations and that more studies must be undertaken to classify the disability due to the disorder using reliable outcome measures[2].
The medical literature tried to assess its effects on individuals, by examining prevalence, distribution, attack frequency and duration, and headache-related disability, as well as effects on society, looking at the socio-economic burden of headache disorders [Rasmussen (Cephalalgia 19 20 23, 1999)]; [Lanteri-Minet et al. (Pain 102 143 149, 2003)].
