The phrase "age of supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economics, production, or resource availability, often referring to a period characterized by an abundance of supply.
Example: "During the age of supply, consumers enjoyed lower prices due to the high availability of goods in the market."
Alternatives: "era of abundance" or "period of surplus".
The average age of supply boats in the Gulf is 20 years but only 5 years for those of Hornbeck, which can charge higher rates.
And we have a new age of supply chain providers that will pick your product, pack it, put it in a box, and bring it to the end user in a single step.
Tesla is entering an age of supply chain transparency, as Simon Moores from Benchmark Intelligence states, and it wouldn't hurt to see more communication from Tesla on that front.
Surely, looking out at the Tetons, across that idyllic Jackson Hole, Paulson would be questioning the merits of further growth in the age of Supply Shock.
Water and oil are the two supply curves moving inward most ominously in this age of macroeconomic Supply Shock, but you can add to the list timber, soil, fisheries, minerals, and just about any other natural resource you can think of.
The truth is that most organizations are indeed too complicated, especially now that we're in an age of global supply chains and markets, increasing regulation, technological disruption and communications overload.
We now know as clearly as ever that cutting medical sources in the age of globalised supply chains can feed street markets and more dangerous, potent, and difficult-to-intercept products.
But in an age of prosperity, when supply outstripped demand and countless indistinguishable goods were competing for buyers, companies had to rely more heavily on branding and advertising.
The story of the age of the global supply has been leveraging scale to reap profits.
EVLP allows for improvement in lung physiology in lungs that would otherwise not be considered for transplantation in an age of limited donor supply.
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