The phrase "and has distributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that has been completed in the past and has relevance to the present, often in the context of sharing or allocating something.
Example: "The organization has successfully completed its fundraising campaign and has distributed the funds to various charities."
Alternatives: "and has allocated" or "and has shared".
Netflix also rents documentary films and has distributed 13 documentary films that major studios did not pick up.
Mr. Ahn developed one of South Korea's first antivirus computer programs and has distributed it to millions of South Koreans free of charge.
The department recently started a federal Web site, with information on distracted driving, and has distributed a public service announcement, featuring Mr. LaHood.
Iraq is preparing for war and has distributed "hundreds of thousands, if not millions" of guns to its people to fend off an American-led attack, the country's deputy prime minister said today.
The company was included in a list of green producers on Martha Stewart's television show two years ago and has distributed its tiles through its Web site from that time.
But its critics say the tribal government has invested little in social welfare, like desperately needed housing, and has distributed little of the $200 million set aside in the People's Fund.
For years, the Russian intelligence services have filmed political enemies in stages of sexual and/or narcotic indulgence, and have distributed the grainy images online.
The company's stock has surged 59percentt since mid-December, when it acquired Artisan, which owned a big film library and had distributed films including "The Blair Witch Project" and "Buena Vista Social Club".
The pro-Navy residents have cast their opponents as outsiders who were pursuing a radical agenda of independence and have distributed fliers saying that President Fidel Castro of Cuba was behind the anti-Navy forces.
In his written ruling, the judge said Nestlé had not promoted the chocolate bar's shape as one of its selling points and had distributed it in an opaque wrapping that did not reveal its design.
