The phrase "additive supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, manufacturing, or supply chain management, where it refers to a supply that is added to an existing quantity.
Example: "The company has implemented an additive supply strategy to enhance its inventory levels and meet customer demand more effectively."
Alternatives: "incremental supply" or "supplemental supply".
An axial type 100 kW class gas turbine power generation system equipped with an additive supply system was fabricated and tested for the performance evaluation experimentally and analytically, in order to confirm the advantage of in situ oxidation-resistant coatings on gas turbine components toward the performance of a gas turbine power generation system directly.
At the early stage of this test operation, an oxide film precursor (tetraethylorthosilicate/methanol mixture, 10 vol.%) was fed into the combustion chamber by the additive supply system to in situ deposit silica based layers and thus to protect the metallic components from hot combustion gas during operation.
The lead additives supplied to NZRC came from Associated Octel.
MCF-10A cells, derived from normal human breast epithelium and immortalized but nontumorigenic (Soule et al. 1990), were grown in a base medium (MEGM Bullet Kit; Cambrex, East Rutherford, NJ), with all additives supplied in the kit except cholera toxin.
Microalgae are consumed mostly as whole cells, as a basic diet component or as a food additive to supply basic nutrients (Albentosa et al., 1997).
Incidentally, for some applications, such as automotive engine oils and transmission fluids, the additives' manufacturer supplies additives as a package that meets certain industry-specified testing criteria.
The mud additives were supplied by Scomi Oiltools and the mud compositions were prepared based on 1 lab barrel (1 lab barrel = 350 cc).
This includes newspapers, magazines, soft drinks, fruit juices, sport drinks, hot and cold snacks, a limited number of grocery items such as canned soups, microwaveable meals, condiments, bread, auto products such as fuel additives and cleaning supplies, pet supplies, paper products, toothpaste, etc.
If levels increase even moderately, water companies will face high expenses to remove the additive from water supplies.
They bought old-school linen from a local artisan weaver, who grew, spun, and wove flax into linen herself, without chemical additives; from art supply stores, they bought rabbit glue, which some oil painters use to prime their canvasses.
