The phrase "suitability for distribution" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to how suitable or appropriate something is for being distributed or made available to others. Example: The product's suitability for distribution in international markets needs to be carefully evaluated before its launch.
Each group gave advice on how to determine the suitability of data for distribution fitting, when data are unsuitable, when and how data should be transformed, which statistical tests are suitable for a given set of data, which factors govern the choice of statistical test, an order of preference, and some worked examples using real data.
The suitability for a normal distribution of quantitative data was analyzed by using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test.
Overall, we consider AUPRC to be an appropriate measure for validating virtual screening experiments especially due to its suitability for skewed class distributions.
The diameter of an uncertain graph is essentially an uncertain variable, which indicates the suitability for investigation of its distribution function.
This study provides the first standardised estimates of the distribution of suitability for ASF transmission associated with domestic and sylvatic cycles in Africa.
In the absence of accurate ASF outbreak data and few quantitative studies on the epidemiology of the disease in Africa, we used spatial multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to derive predictions of the continental distribution of suitability for ASF persistence in domestic pig populations as part of sylvatic or domestic transmission cycles.
It maps the suitability distribution for corn, soybeans, spring and winter wheat, cotton, grassland, and forest, which collectively dominate the central U.S., at a 56 m resolution across 16 central U.S. states.
Connectivity and suitability across the distribution gap in Costa Rica: The analyses of suitability and connectivity suggested that the distribution gap in Costa Rica persisted during the last glacial maximum.
The low predicted suitability for the Southern lineage across the distribution gap in Costa Rica is consistent with the known species distribution.
To map the spatial distribution of the suitability for landuse types we used ecological niche modelling (ENM), an approach commonly applied to estimate geographic distributions of species [15] (i.e., we replaced 'species' with 'landuse type').
Nonetheless, we assessed the possible conservation conflicts between wind farms and griffon vulture by comparing spatially explicit predictions of habitat suitability for the species with the spatial distribution of currently working and planned wind farms.
