The phrase "avoiding supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of preventing or minimizing the provision of goods or services.
Example: "The company is focusing on avoiding supply disruptions to ensure a smooth production process."
Alternatives: "preventing supply" or "minimizing supply".
A Long Island energy plan would have to include "maintaining, enhancing and expanding the petroleum supply infrastructure" to avoid supply disruptions, he said.
Four years later, the iPhone 5S sold more than 50m units, and largely avoided supply chain shortages throughout (with the exception of the coveted gold model).
In fact, we find that it will be difficult to avoid supply shortages even under a slow 1%/ year worldwide nuclear energy phase-out scenario up to 2025.
Mr. Sarkozy proposed improving the transparency of commodity markets and said he wanted to better manage food stocks and insurance programs to allow importers to avoid supply shocks.
In the short term, many independent experts say that the only way the state can avoid supply problems is to expand conservation measures, especially those that significantly bring down the peak demand level.
RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil has declined to cede any natural gas shipments from Bolivia to Argentina, which is struggling to find more energy sources to help it avoid supply shortages that could derail its fast-growing economy.
And because Apple sells tens of millions of iPhones per quarter, the company wants to avoid supply chain constraints.
The original approach avoids supply chain disruption and stock out and, at the same time, can manage spare parts distribution.
Turning to SK Hynix means that Samsung can avoid supply disruptions for its Galaxy S4 smartphone, which is set the launch this month.
Fellow Apple chip maker SK Hynix may start selling to Samsung, a deal that could help the Korean tech giant avoid supply disruptions for its Galaxy S4 smartphone, a key iPhone rival.
