'business distribution' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the distribution of products or services by a business, such as through a network of distributors or retailers. For example, "The company has an extensive business distribution network with stores in over 30 countries."
In many lines of business distribution enterprises take over the burden of synchronization of the demand and supply aspects of the supply chain.
It says while the majority of entities in the data made profits and paid tax in 2014, sensitivity to economic conditions, reinvestment back into the business, distribution of profits to other entities within the broader group, tax deductions and tax offsets can affect the amount of taxable income and tax payable.
When the American Releasing Corporation went out of business, distribution of The Grub-Stake was taken over by Lewis J. Selznick, who also distributed Shipman's series of outdoor two-reelers, the Little Dramas of the Big Places, produced at the Lionhead Lodge "Studio-Camp" at Priest Lake.
Many of the products didn't translate well to a small business distribution environment, he says.
And they seem to be kicking ass on the business distribution front.
"The leverage overshadows the value of Nextel's assets that include its attractive customer base, productive business distribution and differentiated service.
"She's gone from a business to customer product company to a business-to-business distribution company, a huge shift".
However, extant literature on distribution and marketing channels literature remains limited in terms of the implications of servitization for global business-to-business distribution.
Roasting businesses, distribution networks and Italian-style cafes soon followed.
Mitac Inc. eventually spun off two of its major businesses: distribution (Synnex) and hardware manufacturing (Mitac International).
The company will now concentrate on white-label, business-to-business video distribution.
