The phrase "a leaflet produced by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a leaflet that has been created or published by a specific individual or organization.
Example: "The information provided in a leaflet produced by the health department is crucial for understanding the new vaccination guidelines."
Alternatives: "a brochure created by" or "a pamphlet issued by".
The voter complained to the UKSA citing the use of the statistic by Swindon, having initially seen the claim on a leaflet produced by the council.
A leaflet produced by the Health Supplements Information Service, which speaks for the industry, frankly admits that the claim that "dietary supplements are unnecessary and a waste of money" may be "partly true".
The prime minister said Labour had given up on winning an overall majority in the general election as he produced a leaflet produced by Scottish Labour which calls on voters to support the party to "stop the Tories being the largest party".
Peter Black was attacking a leaflet produced by Yes For Wales, which supports further Welsh assembly powers, and is co-ordinated by Mr Andrews.
Meanwhile, Mr Farage used a leaflet produced by the Lib Dems in 2002 to argue that Mr Clegg had since "turned his back" on holding an EU referendum.
At more selective institutions, admissions tutors are likely to ask for higher grades, as is pointed out by Informed Choices, an advice leaflet produced by the Russell Group to explain its members' entry requirements.
The survey instrument was based on knowledge content common to the Osteoporosis Prevention and Self-management course (OPSMC) and an information leaflet produced by Osteoporosis Australia "Understanding Osteoporosis".
Subjects were randomized, before their BMD result was known, to receive one of two interventions: an information leaflet produced by Osteoporosis Australia "Understanding Osteoporosis"; or the Osteoporosis Prevention and Self-management Course (OPSMC).
It is backing a video and leaflet produced by BSF which will go out to jobcentres in the next few weeks.
"Co-author with Ernst of Trick or Treatment; Alternative Medicine on Trial, Singh promoted his book by writing a piece in the UK's Guardian newspaper in which he was critical of a patient information leaflet produced by the BCA called Happy Families, which made claims of effectiveness for chiropractic treatment of a number of childhood disorders, including colic, asthma and bedwetting.
Participants will receive a copy of the latest falls prevention advice leaflet produced by Age UK (the current version 'Staying steady' was printed in June 2010).
