The phrase "a third party distributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an entity that distributes products or services on behalf of another company, typically not being the manufacturer or the primary seller.
Example: "We have partnered with a third party distributor to expand our market reach and improve product availability."
Alternatives: "an external distributor" or "a third-party vendor".
Once digitized, any type of entertainment could easily be sent to subscribers' homes without paying a third-party distributor.
— Acting just like a television network, the online video Web site Hulu is joining with a third-party distributor to sell its original shows overseas.
Coach has 107 locations in Japan, 105 of them owned jointly in a partnership created in 2001 with Sumitomo, the other two operated at airports by a third-party distributor.
Which online strategy seems to make the most sense for the major TV networks working with a third-party distributor like Joost, driving traffic through their own Web sites or working with other media companies to form a joint video portal?
For instance, media and entertainment companies have recently been placing more money and attention on over-the-top (OTT) video solutions — the delivery of audio, video and other media over the Internet without a third-party distributor in control of the content.
Kenter Canyon Farms said it lost business providing oregano to Chipotle through a third-party distributor.
For its part, Twitter has made some as yet undisclosed licensing relationships with third party distributor Gnip that may allow Track services to resume as per Twitter executives' comments at BearHug Camp 1.0.
As Dan Rayburn explained, the deal between Netflix and Comcast means that the two companies bypass third party distributors and move to a direct provider-to-service model.
After partnering with MOTODEV which coordinates developer efforts across all of Motorola's businesses to flesh out their ideas, developers will be able to distribute their apps through a variety of channels, including Google's Android Market, carrier stores, third party distributors and direct sales, says Christy Wyatt, the company's vice president of software platforms.
He also needs a distributor in place who agrees to market the film or a third party who will pay the marketing costs.
