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The phrase "a big supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity of something that is available or provided.
Example: "The store has a big supply of winter coats this season, ensuring that everyone can find their size."
Alternatives: "a large stock" or "an ample supply".
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In contrast, there is a big supply gap in affordable homes, costing up to £280,000 to buy or £1,200 a month to rent.
But there has been a big supply shock, too.
There has also been a big supply shock.
Such good-humoured fellows don't need a big supply of jokes – their charisma carries the day.
"China is more open for trade and capital flows and has a big supply chain in emerging Asia," he said.
There is also a big supply of semidetached and two-family wood-framed colonials, many with driveways.
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Scientists urge a bigger supply of stem cells.
The report said a bigger supply would be needed.
One consequence of this was that a bigger supply of labour boosted productivity.
A bigger supply of cheap housing is hardly likely to boost prices.Growing demand for homes in the cities, on the other hand, certainly will help.
Indian Point would require a bigger supply of gas than is now possible through an existing pipeline running through the site.
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