The phrase "already distributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items, information, or resources that have been shared or sent to specific individuals or groups prior to the current moment.
Example: "The meeting notes have already been distributed to all team members for their review."
Alternatives: "previously sent to" or "already shared with".
With BBC news already distributed to 160 PBS stations around the country and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation available on cable on C-SPAN2, the television universe has expanded far beyond anything that existed even a few years ago.
Some food left over at its warehouses is already distributed to charities, but Tesco currently sends the vast majority of food waste from shops for use as animal feed or to be loaded into anaerobic digestion energy plants.
In 1977, for example, when President Jimmy Carter flew to New York to endorse him in his first run for City Hall, Mr. Koch handed him a letter, which he had already distributed to the press, excoriating the president for asking the Soviet Union to participate in a Middle East peace conference.
Third, from an infrastructural point of view, the Ruhr Valley is characterised by an extensive existing district heating grid through which heat is already distributed to many city districts.
The settlement money is already being distributed to pay off cleanup and restoration at more than 80 contaminated sites.
More than $2.6 million has already been distributed to candidates, and state officials expect that amount to at least double by Election Day.
A C-17A Globemaster transport aircraft arrived overnight, complementing pre-positioned supplies already being distributed to people who have lost their homes.
In the crucial state of Pennsylvania, twenty thousand litres of vodka, gin, tequila, and an assortment of fine whiskeys are already being distributed to Republican Party offices.
Some of them had already been distributed to booksellers when, on August 16th, a detective-inspector from Scotland Yard called on Sir Allen Lane at the firm's head office, a modern building near London Airport.
