The phrase "authorized distributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company or individual that has been officially granted permission to sell or distribute a product or service.
Example: "As an authorized distributor of the brand, we ensure that all products meet the highest quality standards."
Alternatives: "official distributor" or "certified distributor".
A: PNMSI, or the Professional Newsletter Management Service , Inc is PON's sole authorized distributor.
Authorized distributor means a tax-exempt organization authorized by NMFS to coordinate the processing, storage, transportation, and distribution of salmon taken as incidental catch in the groundfish trawl fisheries to tax-exempt hunger relief agencies, food bank networks, and food bank distributors (see § 679.26, Prohibited Species Donation Program).
the sound recording copyright owner, or the authorized distributor of the sound recording copyright owner, has authorized the digital music provider to make and distribute digital phonorecord deliveries of the sound recording to the public in the United States.
Omega sold at least some of the items to an authorized distributor in Paraguay.
Fourth, Moran testified that he made only one copy of the original motion picture purchased from the authorized distributor.
"I feel quite angry, they're being very unreasonable," said Wang Jialiang, a Shanghai sales manager for Legend Holdings Ltd., Toshiba's only authorized distributor in China.
Details were light on how the subscription service will work, but it will be made available to Cloud Solution Providers who are also Surface Authorized Distributors.
Costco bought a bunch of Omega Seamaster watches overseas on the so-called "gray market" – i.e. from an authorized Omega distributor.
The kits are available through authorized Lowel distributors.
Cameras and electronics imported by someone other than authorized U.S. distributors may be identical to "official" items.
An industry representative familiar with the meeting said: "The Justice and Treasury Departments realized that they were trying to identify drug money that had morphed, been transformed, in layers of transactions involving distributors, authorized dealers, financing arrangements with unregulated money lenders called 'factors' and the other realities of commercial life".
