"spatial redistribution" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the movement or reallocation of physical objects or resources in a given space. Example: The government's new urban planning policy aims to promote social equity by implementing spatial redistribution of low-income housing in affluent neighborhoods.
There were large shifts and spatial redistribution in ownerships over time.
Additionally, the spatial redistribution of dislocations by slip is explicitly accounted for.
We conclude that higher fertilization levels cause a temporal and spatial redistribution of birds on the savanna.
In such situations, however, the systemic performance of dikes and spatial redistribution of inundation patterns are often unknown.
The spatial redistribution of non-stoichiometric point defects in rutile TiO2 is studied as a function of voltage and time.
Conclusions for the GLOBAL scenario are that we will certainly see a spatial redistribution of production platforms, however they will not necessarily be located near final markets.
The expression (1) is valid for the thin layers without beam spatial profile redistribution that was checked for our crystals.
The long-term vineyard cultivation pattern induces spatial segregation of redistribution processes, with cumulative effects over several years that are responsible for rock fragment spatial variability in topsoil.
The presence of newly formed ice melt seeps can increase landscape-scale spatial heterogeneity by redistribution of soil salts from depth to the surface zone of the active layer.
Despite an ongoing debate regarding a cause and consequence in the hierarchy of epigenetic mishaps during cellular aging, it is becoming evident that the aging cells experience a global loss or spatial and temporal redistribution of the heterochromatin [ 4, 8, 1].
Results demonstrate that spatial patterns of soil redistribution due to mouldboard ploughing are highly variable and depend on the particular characteristics of the implement used.
