The phrase "agent for supplies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is acting on behalf of another party to procure or manage supplies.
Example: "The company appointed an agent for supplies to ensure that all necessary materials were delivered on time."
Alternatives: "supplier representative" or "procurement agent".
Land O'Lakes, which has annual sales of about $6 billion, will be the long-term agent for supplying the raw-milk requirements of the plants acquired by Dean.
The trading agent competition for supply-chain management (TAC SCM) is an annual competition among fully-autonomous trading agents designed by teams around the world.
Robert Simpson, chief executive of Cooperative Services of Florida, a buying agent that contracts for supplies used at several hospitals that belong to Novation, said the special marketing fees might simply inflate product prices -- the opposite of what buying groups are supposed to do.
He had already appeared on the Drug Enforcement Administration's radar, the Marshals Service said in a statement, for reportedly buying $20,000 worth of chemicals to make methamphetamine and then, unbeknown to him, entering into negotiations with undercover agents for more supplies.
The purchase manager and the assistant purchase manager usually search advertisements, websites (ShipNet or ShipLink) and port agents for possible supplies.
Chlorine has been used as a disinfection agent for raw water supplies since the early 1900s (Wigle 1998).
Our results suggest that ARs are important agents for water supply in Europe and the United States.
This indicates that the growth of ZnO NRs is not influenced by the doping of Ce atoms because the Ce(NO3 36H2O agent was used for supplying Ce3+ ions to be doped, and the molar contents of the dopant agent, compared to the ZnO source, was too small to change the morphology.
One agent said supplies needed for forensic processes are being used up and not replaced.
Mr. Price's travails echo across the economy, in his agents' diminished incomes and in spending for supplies and services that he has curbed.
