The phrase "a distribution alliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a partnership or collaboration between companies or organizations to distribute products or services together.
Example: "The two companies formed a distribution alliance to expand their market reach and improve logistics."
Alternatives: "a distribution partnership" or "a distribution collaboration".
A10 Multimedia Merger Discussed AOL Time Warner has approached NTL, Britain's largest provider of cable television, about forming a distribution alliance, people close to the companies said.
AOL Time Warner has approached NTL, Britain's largest provider of cable television, about forming a distribution alliance, people close to the companies said today.
Perhaps that could come from Nestlé, which has a stand-still agreement until 2004 and currently participates in Ice Cream Partners, a distribution alliance with Pillsbury.
And in January, he inked a strategic distribution alliance with Legal & General to supply Barclays customers with a wide range of savings products.
In addition, AOL said it would end a music distribution alliance with Bertelsmann by buying the 50percentt of the venture it does not own.
Tomorrow the two companies will announce a marketing and distribution alliance that will tightly bind Google Adwords to existing Salesforce tools that track sales from online advertising.
On Oct. 21, Gigante, Soriana and Controladora Comercial Mexicana –or Comerci announced the creation of a joint purchasing and distribution alliance.
The agreement includes titles from WMG's Atlantic Records, Rhino Records and Warner Bros. Records as well as from independent labels distributed through WMG's Alternative Distribution Alliance (ADA) stable that are not currently sold on eMusic.
Cadila also has a string of manufacturing and distribution alliances with firms such as Bayer, Takeda and Hospira.
The secret to his success, he told The Financial Times in 1991, was forming marketing and distribution alliances with competitors.
But now, Vivendi is leading one of two big groups that are emerging to take control of online music.Although the exact details remain sketchy, MP3.com is expected to contribute to Duet, a potentially powerful music-distribution alliance which Vivendi has formed with Sony.
