"well scattered" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something which is distributed among a number of different places or locations. For example, "The farmers had planted their crops well scattered across the valley."
Tiny pockets of water form as well, scattered throughout the matrix.
The plateau runs from the Skeena Mountains south to the Washington line, and Americans are well scattered throughout the area.
In settled weather, cumulus clouds are well scattered and small; horizontal and vertical dimensions are only a kilometre or two.
In all the three sites mentioned above, the sampling locations selected are well scattered around the public toilets.
Population structure of the core collection was determined using 20 SSR markers well scattered throughout the 19 grape linkage groups (LGs) [ 37] by a Bayesian clustering implemented in STRUCTURE v.2.3.4 [ 38].
These serotypes were chosen tobe well scattered on the trees performed previously with HRV VP1 and VP4-VP2 subregions [ 16, 22, 23] and to complete sequence analysis of clinical isolates studied in the laboratory [ 2].
Pettitte, pitching for his 19th victory, was exceptional, allowing three hits and one walk in the first seven innings, facing only four batters over the minimum, but gained no edge: Wells shut out the Yankees through seven innings, as well, scattering seven hits, aided a bit when Posada made a base-running mistake in the fifth.
Nearly 200,000 oil wells scattered across Tex.
Finally, groundwater potential zone map is validated using average groundwater level data from 32 wells scattered over the study area.
The steamed liquid is then drained through underground reservoirs and pumped out by about 8,500 production wells scattered around the field, which covers 20 square miles.
There are also 400 idle wells scattered across land owned by the Bureau of Land Management, which has its own criteria for determining when a well on its land is considered abandoned or idle.
