The phrase "as distribution for" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to logistics or supply chain management, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The company serves as distribution for several major brands, ensuring their products reach retailers efficiently."
Alternatives: "as a distributor for" or "in the role of distribution for".
"Film festivals have replaced the art house as distribution for independent filmmakers," said Chris Gore, author of "The Ultimate Film Festival Survival Guide".
The azimuth AS distribution for the incoming multipath signals are of Gaussian or Laplacian type.
But that's actually presented the company with opportunities to create new products, usually around features that the company already supported but hadn't "individually productized" — such as distribution for data partners and tools for onboarding offline data.
Eyeota has also been expanding into the United States, which Tan said is "obviously a more mature market". But that's actually presented the company with opportunities to create new products, usually around features that the company already supported but hadn't "individually productized" — such as distribution for data partners and tools for onboarding offline data.
However, these parameters were varied in the NetLogo simulations as distribution for these parameters were assumed (cf. Table 1).
ARC pays out 71% of its cash flow as distributions, for a 10.6% yield.
We calculated distributions for the concentration of each molecular species, as well as distributions for fluxes and regulatory influences in the network.
(d) PR activities such as distribution of posters for the Greenery Day.
The UN has designated four sites in the capital as distribution hubs for water and food, and 18 local depots.
Crop fields, storage and production plants, as well as distribution centers for internal and external markets are also represented.
We have also seen how mainstream media outlets increasingly serve as distribution channels for citizen journalism, initially generated and circulated via blogs, YouTube, or SMS text messages.
