"distributes" is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
You can use "distributes" when referring to the action of giving or delivering something to different people or places, typically in an organized or systematic manner. Example: Our company distributes food to various homeless shelters in the city every week.
Under the contract between the firms, Disney and Pixar share the costs of the animation films that Pixar makes and Disney markets and distributes, and Disney gets half of the profits plus a distribution fee.
Fortune is close to V&S: it distributes its products in America, and the two are partners in Maxxium, a distribution firm.
We don't have money to take a bus.' Sabahle and her family are just a few of the hundreds of women who come every month to the Tree Clinic, which meets beneath the acacia and distributes medicine, contraceptives, advice and information to women from rural communities.
In a post published on Tuesday, Dixon explained how Improbable's technology works: "Developers who use Improbable can write code as if it will run on only one machine... Improbable automatically distributes their code across hundreds or even thousands of machines, which then work together to create a seamlessly integrated, simulated world".
"We've had to start saying no," sighed Athina Pirounakis, whose charity, Aegina Volunteers, distributes food and clothes to the needy.
A "female" helicopter/she-wolf feeds human figures blood from teats dangling from its undercarriage; a "male" bomb distributes death from its two heads and its grotesque armoury of proliferating penises; genderless victims are represented in the form of bloodied rib-bones with screaming faces.
The arts minister has written to the Australia Council, which distributes arts funding on behalf of the federal government, and asked them to develop a policy to penalise arts organisations that refuse funding from corporate sponsors on "unreasonable grounds".
Not because he's boycotting Rupert Murdoch – whose Fox Searchlight company distributes Boyle's films – but because "I believe in our national broadcaster", the BBC, and in terrestrial TV).
Giles Willits, the financial chief of Entertainment One, which distributes shows including Walking Dead and new teen film Divergent, says that the digital age may have enabled piracy but it has also provided rights holders with huge opportunities.
He and his girlfriend Jamie, a recovering drug addict, live off her welfare payments of a few hundred dollars a month, plus the roughly $1,200 he receives annually in "per capita payments", cash the tribe distributes each year from its casino profits.
The primary question is, as Mr Konczal says, about the fairness of the way the tax code distributes the burden of taxation.
