The phrase "a supplier which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific supplier in a descriptive context, often in formal or business writing.
Example: "We are looking for a supplier which can provide high-quality materials at competitive prices."
Alternatives: "a supplier that" or "a vendor who".
The bank contacted a supplier, which contacted a leather-goods store, which sent the order to a manufacturer.
The investigations were prompted by a supplier, which complained to its auditors about being pressed into schemes by U.S. Foodservice.
Nearly 400,000 establishments, including the Four Seasons in Manhattan and Yankee Stadium, count Sysco as a supplier, which serves them "cheaply and efficiently," and takes in 50percentt more revenue than its nearest competitor, Mr. Boser writes.
It is known that in a peer-to-peer (P2P) network a peer node serves as both a receiver and a supplier, which enables uploading bandwidth of peer nodes to be utilized efficiently while relieving burden of the server node.
You get to do that, as a Channel 4 Dispatches report revealed this week, partly by using a supplier which pays people half the minimum wage and crams them into a sweatshop, while your company (in this case Bhs) is still a member of something called the Ethical Trading Initiative.
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"Cause" is a key word: Like Delphi Automotive, a parts supplier which suffered an accident in October with one of its two test cars, Google says it was not at fault.
She was appointed soon after the company rejected a takeover approach from Coty, a perfume supplier which thinks Avon could do with a makeover.
The mechanism runs similar to a reverse auction where consumers bid and the platform finds a service supplier which is able to match the stated bid price.
These had formerly come from a French supplier which had them manufactured in China.
The regulator will find a new supplier which is able to take on the customers and negotiate an agreement with them.
