The phrase "a continuing supply of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an ongoing or consistent provision of something, often in contexts related to resources or services.
Example: "The company ensures a continuing supply of materials to meet production demands."
Alternatives: "an ongoing supply of" or "a steady supply of".
Arrangements differ but most often the child is exchanged for a continuing supply of cash or wheat.
It will rely on a continuing supply of high-quality open data from across the public sector.
Ducks Unlimited, a private group, studies bird populations and advises on what seasons and bag limits are appropriate to assure a continuing supply of birds.
I once wrote about two boys in Afghanistan who were bartered away by their father in exchange for a continuing supply of wheat.
The system does not prevent the migration needed to ensure a continuing supply of cheap labour, but it is very unfair.
Michael Gartenberg, a partner with the consulting firm Altimeter Group, said creating new ways for developers to make money from their programs would ensure a continuing supply of those programs for Apple's growing portfolio of mobile devices.
Brent crude is down 1% at $40.79 a barrel in the wake of Friday's news of an increase in US rig counts, albeit a small one, which raised renewed fears of a continuing supply glut.
There are limited resources available to a growing population, even with regard to the continuing supply of such basic resources such as water, food and energy.
Mr Obama today announced the cancellation of a joint military exercise between the two nations, but made no reference to the continuing supply of weapons.
The United States needs to "better appreciate" the rising importance of Latin America, with its expanding market for the north's exports, its burgeoning investment opportunities, its enormous reserves of energy and minerals and its continuing supply of needed labour.
So why does nobody know about it?, 28 January) that "Britain is at war" – the UK's huge, continuing supply of weapons puts our country in the war, and answers his question, "So why does nobody know about it?".
