The phrase "a distributor with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a distributor that possesses a certain quality, feature, or resource.
Example: "We are looking for a distributor with a strong network in the region to help expand our market reach."
Alternatives: "a distributor possessing a" or "a distributor that has a".
Two favorites: Long Island-based Avnet, the leader in the field, and Pioneer Standard Electronics, in Cleveland, Ohio, a distributor with a strong foothold in the Middle West.
The best you could hope for was a short list drawn up by a distributor with a few national brands, barely worth noticing, much less in need of interpretation.
A distributor with a product in category 3 or 4 needs improvement possibly another branch should be opened or maybe the product should be placed with another type of distributor.
As befits a filmmaker who broke through as a director of music videos, Michel Gondry ("Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind") has found a distributor with a hip-hop pedigree for his latest film.
According to people familiar with the deal, it does not include provisions protecting all the terms of the pact should Time Warner Cable be acquired by a distributor with a sweeter arrangement.
For its part, the San Antonio Aquarium released a statement verifying that Shannon did pose as a distributor with a company it works with, and tried to explain why he might have seen deceased marine life during his undercover investigation.
Now and then, a movie like "Mob Queen" surfaces on video: a good piece of work turned out by young filmmakers on a shoestring that finally finds a distributor with an eye for something a little bizarre and highly viewable.
As a result, the proposed model could show bubble behaviors above a distributor with several orifices.
And an original, R-rated, star-driven, sexually-explicit thriller from a small distributor, with poor reviews, a D+ from Cinemascore and (understandably) misleading marketing is the very definition of DOA.
For no one is this truer than Mr. Kanan, an auto parts distributor with a round, boyish face.
