The phrase "analysis of supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, business, or logistics when discussing the examination or evaluation of supply levels or supply chains.
Example: "The analysis of supply revealed significant inefficiencies in the distribution process."
Alternatives: "supply assessment" or "supply evaluation".
The project included studies of worldwide oil demand, analysis of supply from key producer areas, and the integration of supply and demand functions into a market simulation.
In practice, this might lead to close analysis of supply chains, investigations of the effects of water use, circular economy initiatives, community economic development work or a host of other sustainability efforts.
Many teams have also implemented dynamic ticket pricing, with game-day prices based on an analysis of supply and demand as opposed to a standard seat price set at the beginning of the season.
The relatively simple structure of the estimated price models and their small data requirements lend themselves to use in price-forecasting applications in conjunction with market analysis of supply and demand conditions.
This procedure is complemented by a series of strategies to select suitable PV-installations considering the time series analysis of supply and demand.
The framework provides the foundation for further empirical research and the basis for the modeling and analysis of supply chain networks for other very time-sensitive medical products.
Two measures of supply-chain cost performance were selected: net present value (NPV) and the levelised cost per litre; both are calculated from a discounted cash flow analysis of supply-chain costs and revenues.
The first phase of HHR planning was characterized mainly by an aggregate analysis of the health-care market, with independent and/or cross-analysis of supply and demand.
BBC News NI understands that NI Water has undertaken a comprehensive analysis of its supply chain to look at where its chemical supplies originate and how they get to Northern Ireland.
This paper presents a systematic methodology for modeling and analysis of manufacturing supply chain business processes.
Yale economist Joseph Altonji has been awarded the 2018 IZA Prize in Labor Economics to recognize his seminal contributions to the economic analysis of labor supply, family economics, and discrimination.
