The phrase "a core supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to essential or fundamental resources or materials that are necessary for a particular purpose or operation.
Example: "The company has established a reliable source for a core supply of raw materials to ensure uninterrupted production."
Alternatives: "essential supply" or "fundamental supply".
The chip runs down to a minimal core supply of 0.8 V.
Currently the ICEM document provides a core power supply model in terms of an IBIS-like syntax.
To do a project like this, which is what we consider part of the core supply that will be used to service the region, it's not a shut-on-shut-off sort of situation". Critics of the desalination plant have questioned whether the county made a good deal when it negotiated terms with the owner, Poseidon Resources, in 2012.
Ko and his co-founder Jake Huston acknowledged that stocking 24 different sizes is an inventory risk, so the team is planning on using their Kickstarter campaign as a way to accumulate data on the most popular sizes, which will feed their core supply.
Replenished weekly or even less frequently, with an occasional stop for fresh vegetables, meat, fish and dairy, they are the core supply houses for the home cook.
The core supply voltages of 130 and 65 nm nodes are 1.2 and 1.0 V, respectively.
With an increasing level of supply chain uncertainty more organizational resources including managerial attention are channeled to core supply chain activities.
In P1 and other modes, the core works slower, but dissipates less energy, as dynamic (or switching) power P is proportional to the square of core supply voltage V and its clock frequency f, P∝f V 2. Since any reduction of core voltage requires an adequate decrease of the clock frequency, some trade-off between energy savings and computation performance is expected.
"Within five years," Franzese said, "every electronic and apparel company should have some kind of technology-enabled worker voice component strategy as part of their core supply chain".
With around 1.54 times the mass of our Sun, it is cooling and expanding along the red giant branch, having left the main sequence after exhausting its core supply of hydrogen fuel.
