The phrase "act as distributors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the role or function of individuals or entities that are responsible for distributing products or services.
Example: "Our company will act as distributors for the new line of eco-friendly products."
Alternatives: "serve as distributors" or "function as distributors".
Both companies act as distributors providing generic, branded and over-the-counter drugs to pharmacy chains, independent pharmacists and institutions, such as hospitals.
Still, legal experts say the regulations announced this week are broad enough to pose challenges to a wide range of foreign multinationals operating in China, since many of them act as distributors of online content or services.
Such areas (e.g., hospital corridors surrounded by patient rooms) act as distributors to different locations making essential a precise position estimation of the localized platform.
The company's already trained more than 500 independent hula hoop instructors across the nation, who also act as distributors of the company's hula hoops.
Wallman is keeping his company alive by getting such outfits as Quick & Reilly, the brokerage arm of FleetBoston Financial, and Credit Union National Association Mutual, which services the credit union industry, to act as distributors of his products.
Warren said the agents and advisors work through middlemen known as sales and marketing organizations that act as distributors and wholesalers of the products that are managed by annuities carriers, usually insurers.
And since tobacco companies here act mainly as distributors, the industry has no local lobbying power to create opposition within the government, he argued.
Hence there has been a move towards "open architecture", in which banks act more as distributors than manufacturers and sell products from across the industry.Indeed, one reason why Barclays says it is selling BGI is that independent fund-managers have been gaining market share at the expense of bank-owned outfits.
A national company acts as distributor, and Mr. Simpson himself delivers jars to stores like Delicious Orchards in Colts Neck.
They recorded for Roulette Records before Atlantic Records producer Jerry Wexler signed them and sent them to Memphis, Tennessee, to record for Stax/Volt Records, for which Atlantic acted as distributor.
Crestview Music, which owned publishing right for Cole's songs, sold the rights for "Nature Boy" to Burke-Van Heusen, who acted as distributor and selling agent.
