The phrase "a distribution contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a legal agreement between parties regarding the distribution of goods or services.
Example: "The company signed a distribution contract with the supplier to ensure a steady flow of products to their retail locations."
Alternatives: "a distribution agreement" or "a supply contract".
Rohlfs exhibited at some international fairs, including the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo in 1901, and he wangled a distribution contract from Marshall Field & Company in Chicago.
Diageo, the world's largest liquor maker, claimed it had the right to extend a distribution contract under an agreement that expired in 2002.
SPT confirmed it had been received complaints from Campbell's readers, some alleging bias because the free newspaper Metro, which has a distribution contract to be given away on the subway, carried an anti-independence advert.
In 2008 the Sundance Film Festival canceled a distribution contract with one of Mr. Turner's start-ups — Mediastile Inc. — after it failed to pay royalties to dozens of independent filmmakers, officials at the Sundance Institute said.
In the cabinet was a distribution contract with our mass-market distributors, Kable News, ten contracts for paperback books in various stages of development, and some manuscripts.
The advertising market dominance was solidified with the Standard's sister paper, Metro, which enjoys a lengthy distribution contract.
Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail, has said that it will scrap two-thirds of a £158m distribution contract with WH Smith News, the newsagent's wholesale arm.
The News Corporation said on Wednesday that it looked doubtful that it would sign a new distribution contract with Time Warner Cable by Thursday night, increasing the likelihood that its Fox stations will be removed from cable lineups in millions of homes.
[C11.] HarperCollins Wins a Comic Distribution Contract Tokyopop, the publisher of Japanese-style comic books known as manga, said it had given its contract to distribute its popular graphic novels to bookstores to HarperCollins Publishers, reversing a decision to renew the contract with a division of the Perseus Books Group.
And that is why information which has to rely on the checks and balances of a content distribution contract – i.e. Bing's developing relationship with newspapers – puts the cart before the horse.
