The phrase "redistributed through" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of redistributing something, such as resources or information, to multiple individuals or groups. Example: "The government's new tax plan aims to redistribute wealth through lower tax rates for low-income households." In this sentence, "redistribute through" is used to describe how the government plans to distribute wealth to different income groups through their tax policy.
But she would keep some national pooling of resources, redistributed through government grants to ensure decent services for people in all areas, rich and poor.
When the tsunami hits, the wealth will need to be redistributed through something like a universal basic income, or the disparity between the "haves" and "have nots" will create enormous social friction.
This was 15 years before Jaws was released, but today I can't see Steven Spielberg speaking on television without thinking of a possible scene in which I could have been redistributed through half a mile of ocean.
The reserves of the commercial banks, which are continually being redistributed through the facilities of the money market, are in fact mainly deposit balances that these commercial banks have on the books of the central bank or notes issued by the central bank, which the commercial banks keep in their own vaults.
To meet these demands, the fluxes in central metabolism were redistributed through the regulations of the metabolites in key nodes together with the energy and redox status.
One can argue, however, that markets can make the pie of a national economy larger than it would otherwise be, and that the additional wealth can be redistributed through taxation or other measures.
Rich countries, especially the UK and US, redistribute through their expenditure systems rather than through tax.
No doubt they would be embarrassed by the inevitable sudden rise in poverty – but they have no idea how much they need to keep redistributing through the next harsh years to match Labour's record.
In the context of an in vivo application, it would be extremely important to initially protect immunoliposomes from macrophages, in order to provide enough time to redistribute through the body and achieve maximum virus binding.
A puzzle has been how titin molecules, arranged systematically within the hexagonal A-band lattice of myosin filaments, can redistribute through the I-band to their anchoring sites in the tetragonal Z-band lattice.
(This allows the juices to redistribute through the meat).
