"from a supply standpoint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe or discuss something from the perspective of the availability or quantity of resources or materials. Example: "From a supply standpoint, it would be more cost-effective to purchase the materials in bulk rather than individual quantities."
From a supply standpoint, there is much to recommend oil sands, also known as tar sands.
"The key question is whether the demand is there for their technology, and I.B.M. has just blown it from a supply standpoint," said Thomas Kraemer at Merrill Lynch.
"From a supply standpoint there are a significant number of potential projects out there," said Brian Gordon, a principal at Applied Analysis, a Las Vegas economic and real estate research firm.
We also think that from a supply standpoint, although the airlines are doing a very good job of matching supply to demand, that there is still too much capacity out there.
"We just don't know from a supply standpoint; there's so many great things that come out of Japan for the whole industry," he said, speaking to reporters after a speech at the University of Detroit Mercy.
From the supply standpoint, a large literature taking origin from Downs (1957) work has demonstrated that deviations emerge in a context of public choice.
We're just looking from a supply-demand standpoint.
The group said the program "addresses this need from a supply chain management standpoint," but it added that, "ultimately, consumer preferences will determine if meat, milk and other byproducts from cloned animals will be used in food products".
(From a supply and demand standpoint, it doesn't hurt that he was dead by the age of 21).
To be sure, the government has a key role -- indeed, a responsibility -- for setting policies that serve, advance and protect the public's interests in transitioning towards an energy system that is more sustainable from both a supply and environmental standpoint.
"At the same time, there is an uptick from a supply standpoint traditional oil and gas are coming under some pressure".
