The phrase "agency distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution of products or services through various agencies or intermediaries.
Example: "The agency distribution model allows for a more efficient reach to target markets through local representatives."
Alternatives: "agent distribution" or "distributor network".
The CNA Commercial segment includes property and casualty coverage sold to small businesses and middle market entities and organizations primarily through an independent agency distribution system.
Meanwhile, Scott Barry of Credit Suisse notes that the company has "strong secular tailwinds," adding that the rationale to own the stock remains "sustainable strong growth driven by deployment of a proven potent agency distribution model against an attractive $300 billion global lodging market opportunity".
Freed also views the travel agency distribution system as having a key role in overcoming misperceptions about the industry.
To illustrate the impact Freed has had on the travel agency distribution system, I spoke with Joe McClure, President of Montrose Travel, a national travel retailer.
Over the course of her career, Freed has been a tireless champion for the travel agency distribution system (even when other suppliers were shifting support and marketing dollars to drive direct sales).
McClure continued, "The trade [journals] have recently noted one major cruise brand that has significantly reduced their support of the travel agency distribution system during 2013, which has certainly hurt their financial results as are currently being reported.
Although humanitarians learned early on that many communities expressed a preference for agency distributions where "everyone gets a little something", some agencies were unable to act on this feedback due to the high pressure to meet their committed targets.
Some were distribution sets that Magnum, my agency, distributed.
But Mr. Kurd hinted at some displeasure among Hamas officials with the agency's distribution of aid.
The problems with the agency's distribution of aid were detailed in The New York Times last week.
If you want even more detail, ask about hidden charges like subtransfer agency, wrap, distribution and revenue-sharing costs.
