The phrase "announced distribution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a distribution of something has been formally communicated or made known to others.
Example: "The company has issued a press release regarding the announced distribution of dividends to shareholders."
Alternatives: "declared distribution" or "reported distribution".
The question remains, but the progress so far looks encouraging, and on Monday Nest announced distribution partnerships with utilities that serve more than 90 million people.
Al Jazeera English, which is part of the Al Jazeera Network, based in Qatar, also announced distribution agreements last week in markets as far-flung as Portugal, Ukraine and Vietnam, increasing its potential audience to 110 million homes.
Foursquare this morning announced distribution partnerships with daily deal providers LivingSocial, Gilt City, zozi, BuyWithMe and AT&T.
The studio this year announced distribution deals to produce animated TV shows for the online streaming service Netflix and Germany's Super RTL.
And on Monday, the company is expected to announce distribution deals with PBS, Sony, MGM and Endemol that will expand its free advertising-supported online library.
On the new carriers, he says Apple will announce distribution deals with Sprint and T-Mobile in time for the holidays.
Hudack is also announcing distribution deals with NBC Local Media for regular TV starting in New York City, Vimeo, and Roku set-top boxes.
Less known perhaps are the Austin-based company's indie film production and distribution arms, and a recently announced soundtrack distribution deal with Laced Music to officially spread the banging chiptune gospel.
In January, the cartoonist announced that distribution problems were threatening to close the paper.
No release date has been set for the new offering, although its developer, Id Software of Mesquite, Tex., has announced a distribution agreement with Activision of Santa Monica, Calif.
Instead of the crowd's being atwitter about some promising young online music upstart, attendees were buzzing about how the five largest recording companies had vanquished the competition, including Napster, and had announced Internet distribution ventures of their own.
