The phrase "area distributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or company that distributes products or services within a specific geographic area.
Example: "As the area distributor for the brand, we are responsible for managing all sales and marketing efforts in the region."
Alternatives: "regional distributor" or "local distributor".
Time Warner Cable has yet to start serious talks with area distributors including DirecTV and Cox about carrying the service.
Area distributors countered that while that may be true for the first year of the contract, the price tag is just under $5 and quickly escalates.
Only Time Warner Cable, which has the rights to distribute the games, is carrying SportsNet LA in the market Other area distributors are resisting the channel because of the price tag Time Warner Cable is seeking.
"We were looking for a bourbon line in general," said Shlomo S. Blashka, a wine and spirits educator at Royal, also the New York-area distributor of Angel's Envy.
Misal had signed a lucrative deal to be the area's exclusive distributor of a brand of high-end skates that he recommended to his students.
"It's been a dramatic increase," said Robert Hodson, the sales manager of the craft beer division for Union Beer Distributors, the metropolitan area's leading distributor of cask ales.
The legend was promptly debunked by a local newspaper, The Bakersfield Californian, which quoted the area's Budweiser distributor denying the incident happened.
The dispersion of tracer gas, continuously injected beneath an isolated area of the distributor plate, has been determined from time averaged concentration measurements in freely bubbling three dimensional air fluidised beds.
Daily Dose: Dodger fans who are not Time Warner Cable subscribers won't be totally out of luck if the team's new channel is unavailable from other area pay-TV distributors.
A methodology to obtain the distributor open area as a function of the bed temperature for different bed aspect ratios was developed.
