"history of supplying" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a documented record of providing or furnishing something. Example: The company has a long history of supplying quality products to its customers.
Despite his long history of supplying weapons to brutal governments, the official said, "he was able to do good things for the United States".
Poland has a history of supplying Germany with sports stars, including Miroslav Klose and Lukas Podolski, both Polish-born soccer players currently on the German national team.
Company web site 5. Computacenter Spending £31.4m (£18.1m, +3%) This pan-European reseller has a long history of supplying to the NHS dating back to the 1980s, and has major contracts with a number of trusts as well as with NHS Wales.
UNICEF is an important player in the provision of primary healthcare, with a history of supplying Mother-and-Child (MCH) Centers and Health Posts with ration kits.
He assigned, as did Dilthey, history the task of supplying human life's only "fixed, pre-established, and given line," of converting itself into the "historical reason" which secures the one kind of continuous, empirical progress of which the individual is capable.
And based on the history of supply-side, trickle-down tax cuts, Kansans are likely to be waiting a long time for the bars in the above figure to realign.
Five years ago, I relegated my own dismissal of Piketty's work to a digressive footnote at the end of Chapter 12 of my history of supply-side economics, Econoclasts.
A few years ago, I got the idea of writing a history of supply-side economics, that cornerstone of the Reagan Revolution of the 1980s.
The Pillars of Reaganomics is the first of several volumes that will make it passing easy to cite real sources in the history of supply-side economics.
Tim Cook used to be Apple's COO, and in that role he essentially helped Apple build one of the most effective and efficiently run supply chains in the history of supply chains.
