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The phrase "a fresh distribution contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a new or recently established agreement for the distribution of goods or services.
Example: "After months of negotiation, we finally signed a fresh distribution contract with the supplier."
Alternatives: "a new distribution agreement" or "a recent distribution contract."
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In addition, treating Impulse as a new magazine meant a fresh distribution contract was needed.
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The advertising market dominance was solidified with the Standard's sister paper, Metro, which enjoys a lengthy distribution contract.
More than a decade ago he lost an exclusive distribution contract and much of his business disappeared overnight.
"Who gives a sixty-year distribution contract?
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.
His reward was a fresh Harlequins contract announced on Monday.
And the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) secured Flower's future by tying him to a fresh staff contract in May.
That's about to change, thanks to a fresh new contract from Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music label.
Associated had already given up its rights to the afternoon tube distribution contract following an Office of Fair Trading ruling in 2005.
(Remarkably, a month after Obama took office the C.I.A. had signed a fresh contract with the firm).
An assistant traveling to Buenos Aires soon after brought a fresh contract and returned it to Texas without incident.
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