The phrase "are distributed from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the source or origin of something that is being distributed, such as information, resources, or products.
Example: "The educational materials are distributed from a central location to all participating schools."
Alternatives: "are sent from a" or "are provided from a".
Free daily tickets to the monument, which can be reached by a narrow fenced-in walkway, are distributed from a kiosk on 15th Street.
The Free Box, a local landmark where free clothes are distributed from a shed painted with rainbows, seems strangely quaint beside the inexorable march of Bay Area wealth that has caused real estate prices here to skyrocket 30percentt in the last year.
In addition to beer, Hensley also distributes energy drinks, root beer, liquor, and wines, some of which are distributed from a warehouse in Tucson.
where x i is distributed N 0,1); e i is distributed from a selected error distribution; i=1,…,100; the x i s and e i s are all independent; and the variable c i is a treatment indicator with values of either 0 or 1.
However, any amount paid as a dividend after the employer securities have been distributed from a qualified plan is not a distribution within the meaning of section 1411(c)(5), and thus is included in net investment income.
Hillary T-shirts were distributed from a Ready for Hillary bus parked by the gate.
Multicasting enables a packet to be distributed from a source to any number of destinations automatically, with the responsibility for packet distribution placed on intelligent network nodes.
The inquiry so far has found that the two bottles of tainted capsules were made in Pennsylvania and Puerto Rico, were distributed from a Pennsylvania warehouse and wound up in stores little more than a block apart in Bronxville, N.Y.
It's "currently being distributed from a hacker website, where discussion has taken place on distributing the Trojan horse through iChat and Limewire".
Information about what to do and where to find help will be distributed from a variety of sources, including community organizations, churches, charities, pharmacies, hospitals, doctors' offices and public libraries.
That this content is distributed from a central authority only adds to the darkly comical notion that messaging practices perfected by the Soviet Department for Agitation and Propaganda are being married to the agenda of white nationalists like Steve Bannon.
