The phrase "assuring supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to guaranteeing the availability or provision of goods or services.
Example: "The company is focused on assuring supply to meet the increasing demand for its products."
Alternatives: "ensuring supply" or "guaranteeing supply".
But after September 11 , 2001 the threat of terrorist attacks has heightened the need to assure supply chain security.
It has an assured supply chain, low-cost inputs (because the franchiser can buy in bulk), training for managers and a trusted brand.
Much of the state was not under the groundwater rules that affect Greater Phoenix and a few other areas, requiring a 100-year assured supply.
Mr. Nunn said a country's decision to import fuel, rather than make it indigenously, could pivot on whether the country can be guaranteed an assured supply.
In this paper, we describe how the principles of total quality management can actually be used to design and operate processes to assure supply chain security.
Regarding the Iran-Pakistan-India pipeline, Menon said that the Prime Minister laid down three criteria that would determine whether India signed a deal with Iran: commercial and economic viability, assured supply, and security.
However, the Prime Minister laid down that India required more detailed discussions to obtain three conditions that would allow India to sign up to the IPI: commercial and economic viability, assured supply, and security of the pipeline.
Oil is the single most important commodity in the industrial world, and its assured supply at reasonable prices is considered essential for economic growth - not just in the United States but also in Western Europe, Japan and the world at large.
But, Mr Jain says, a connection does not mean an assured supply of electricity and that's where the major problem lies.
It was a radical idea but Bissell knew that if this plan succeeded the company would achieve two things: Fabindia would get an assured supply chain and artisans were empowered to control their means of livelihood.
