Sentence examples for viable distribution from inspiring English sources
"viable distribution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the process of making a resource or material available in a practical and effective manner. For example, "The company is looking into ways to ensure a more efficient and viable distribution of their products."
"If he had brought the other music executives with him, he might have been able to turn the Internet into a viable distribution medium".
"The good news right now is, there's enough of these little digital studios that can raise capital," and they see YouTube as a viable distribution point, he said.
But the sobering reality is that for nearly all the filmmakers who make it to Park City, only a minority emerge each year with viable distribution deals.
It has to prove itself as a viable distribution outlet for the content that people already know about, while also providing freedom for independent networks like Glenn Beck TV or WealthTV to make money without being crowded out.
Originally a destination for attention-sapping, amateur-created clips, YouTube is emerging as a viable distribution mechanism for independent filmmakers desperate to introduce their art to a global audience.
With so much starvation and an ever increasing world population, we simply need more nutritious food, especially in developing countries, plus a viable distribution network.
Those suggestions did not come from me; no the mind that gave the planet Booky Wook and Ponderland didn't just add an economically viable wealth distribution system to the laudable list of accolades, to place next to my Shagger Of The Year awards.
In the context of landscape ecology viable spore distribution is a function of mean annual temperature, annual precipitation, elevation, mean NDVI, annual NDVI amplitude, soil moisture content, and soil pH.
In step 5, we investigate the viable parameter distribution to identify model parts with potential for improvements.
Designing viable and integrative distribution networks is challenging for big companies.
Radical decentralization is integrated into economically viable last mile distribution.
