The phrase "a supply base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, procurement, or supply chain management to refer to a group of suppliers or sources of materials.
Example: "The company has established a reliable supply base to ensure timely delivery of components for production."
Alternatives: "a supplier network" or "a sourcing base".
You can see why the British used Balaklava's sheltered, winding harbour as a supply base.
Guam has been a supply base since Spanish galleons from Manila stopped here to pick up fresh water and food before crossing the Pacific to Acapulco, Mexico.
It aims to attract big western brands by offering a supply base that uses modern technology to assure them of ethical standards as well as affordable prices.
The most deadly attack on American forces in the Gulf war occurred when a Scud missile fell on a supply base in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.
The Necoslie Indian Reservation is adjacent to the village, which now serves as a supply base for prospectors, hunters, trappers, and fishermen.
At home, in the fief allotted to him in the Wei River valley (in modern Gansu and Shaanxi provinces), he established a competent administration and a supply base.
The city has access to enough antiviral medications to give more than two million people a five-day course of treatment, a supply based on the expectation that a pandemic flu would attack about 25percentt of the population, Dr. Weisfuse said.
The basic form of a supply based Input output model7 (with 23 industries) is represented below in equation 5. mathbf{x} = {mathbf{B}}^{mathbf{T}}mathbf{x} + mathbf{v} (5).
The installation in Djibouti "is not a military base, it's a military supply base.
But it wants to establish a global supply base and perhaps show the Chinese a thing or two about manufacturing.
Assuming conservative reserve ratios of 10% on 0n-demand deposit liabilities, starting from a money supply base of $8.4 trillion as measured by TMS2, that suggests a tripling of the money supply.
