The phrase "a sourcing network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system or group of suppliers and resources that provide goods or services for a business or organization.
Example: "Our company has established a sourcing network to streamline our procurement process and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "a supply chain" or "a procurement network".
Li & Fung still relies on the U.S. for over 6o% of its sales and has a sourcing network that covers more than 40 economies, but a changing global environment has the company struggling to find new drivers of growth.
"This business is about execution and Charles and his team have gained significant traction over the past year, securing a sourcing network of over 3,500 third-party stylists, personal shoppers and retail sales associates with a unique and proprietary supply of luxury inventory," GC's Adam Valkin told TechCrunch.
"But it's also become an important part of the ecosystem, creating buzz around shows and being a source networks have their eyes on". YouTube attracts 1 billion unique users each month.
Mark Weber, who was chief executive of Phillips-Van Heusen at the time, said the company employed a "global sourcing network" to produce clothes for Trump's line and other brands.
To accomplish this, Fashion For Home has built a strong design team, an excellent global sourcing network and an overall strong product expertise.
"The value of a global, integrated sourcing network," Connor says, "is far greater than the sum of its parts".
However, Patricia Jurewicz, director of the Responsible Sourcing Network, a nonprofit aimed at ending human rights abuses in mining, said the latest figures paint a different picture.
"In all likelihood the majority of the goods and products sold in the US are linked to some sort of slavery or trafficking," said Patricia Jurewicz, founder and director of the Responsible Sourcing Network, a human rights advocacy group.
"Our core strength is our ability to meld a high level source network with a sophisticated investigative capability.
An investigator with a deep source network and in-country experience can get "candid assessments of a potential agent's reputation and record for probity," Fox added.
Finally, industry design veteran David Fore reflected on his design work at Cooper Design and Lybba, a non-profit building an open-source network preventing the same old frustrating healthcare design flaws.
