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The phrase "are getting supplied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently being provided or delivered to someone or something.
Example: "The new materials are getting supplied to the construction site as we speak."
Alternatives: "are being provided" or "are being delivered".
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They are giving them placebos … You ask the kids, 'are you taking your medicine?', and it is 'yes, yes, yes', but they are not getting anything and the drugs that are getting supplied are sold on the black market.
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While you are "getting supplies" slip the note to your friend.
"We're getting supplies coming in constantly but it's a bit of a mess".
We're getting supplies for dinner at Casa Gangotena (+593 2 400 8000, casagangotena.com), a restored historic mansion on cobbled Plaza de San Francisco.
The specific challenge faced by his firm, which links "hosts" (property owners wanting to let their home) and "guests" (those looking for a place to stay) was getting supply and demand lined up.
"They can't tell us if they've inspected this plant, what other problems might have been identified at this plant, or what other U.S. firms might be getting supplies from this plant," he said.
Thus, the residents in the study area primarily consuming wheat grains and drinking groundwater are getting adequate supply of Se.
Bottle stores are being eyed up, and bars are getting extra supplies in.
YANGON, Myanmar, 6 January 2005 -��UNICEF and the government of Myanmar are working in close coordination to make sure the tsunami survivors are getting the supplies they need.
The benefits are that what is requested gets supplied, they save time and don't have to wait in your section, or involve non archive staff in your section.
Also, please develop contacts at the camp first to ensure you are getting the right supplies for the water protectors.
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