The phrase "a good distributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that effectively distributes products or services.
Example: "In order to expand our market reach, we need to partner with a good distributor who understands our brand."
Alternatives: "an effective distributor" or "a reliable distributor".
But eventually you need to have a good distributor.
A good distributor network is often the key to market leadership and overall business success.
Flood is happy to take on the defense and is a good distributor of the ball and, like most flyhalfs, has an accurate kicking game as well.
If they're big enough and have a good distributor, they will do O.K. It's some of these small wineries, with no shelf space, no distribution, who are going to have to drop out.
But we have a lot of guys on the bench who are probably better than most other teams', so we'll work around it". Corcoran is an all-Big East player, smart, steady, a good distributor of the ball.
Everyone sees the size, but he's a good distributor, a good off-loader, clever in defence and reads things well.
They have strength throughout: Carla Rebecchi is a good goalscorer and can also drag-flick, Aymar sits in central midfield, then you've got Noel Barrionuevo at the back, who's their corner specialist and a very good distributor.
Mr. Ponce, who lives in North Bergen, leases one of about 40 trucks owned by M&D Bouras Ice Cream Inc., a Good Humor distributor with headquarters in Roselle.
Neymar is overrated and selfish, Sandro and Romulus drift in and out of games, they lack a good striker, apart from Oscar there is no good distributor of the ball from midfield.
But even wineries with good distributor rapport need to recognize that times are changing, Mr. Mondavi said.
So Ms. Velazquez persuaded Mr. Hanna, a bakery-goods distributor in Corona, Calif., to woo Ms. Youssef, a 29-year-old loan officer, on the covered patio of Paisano Ristorante Italiano in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., where the couple encountered a guitarist who asked for a request and then played their favorite song, "Better Together," by Jack Johnson.
