"inventory drop" is a correct phrase in written English, and it is typically used to refer to a reduction in the amount of items held in stock by a company or supplier
For example: "Sales of the new product have been slower than expected, resulting in an inventory drop in our warehouse."
Natural gas fell in roller coaster trading as a smaller-than-expected inventory drop countered cold weather forecasts.
The government also revised the December report to show a bigger inventory drop of 1 percent rather than the 0.8 percent that was originally reported.
The better performance for Hong Kong-traded stocks was primarily because of a $472 million inventory drop at one company: Weiqiao Textile, China's largest cotton textile firm.
After you get a full inventory, drop them off at a bank.
They also found that their subjects' scores on the Beck Depression Inventory dropped significantly at the six-month follow-up.
"If a lot of retailers run going-out-of-business sales at once, the value of the inventory drops and it becomes a general industry problem".
Retailers have cut down on toys overall — imports of toys in August and September, important months for building holiday inventory, dropped by 9.8 percent compared with last year, according to an analysis of Census Bureau data by Panjiva.
The buyer makes an order of Q-size as soon as the inventory drops to r.
The demand for the buyer inventory is constant value of ' D', when the inventory drops to r; buyer makes a new order in the size of ' Q'.
(3) The lots delivered to buyer by seller in equal size batches, Q. (4) The buyer makes an order of Q-size as soon as the inventory drops to r. (5) In each setup, seller manufactures nQ product to reduce the average setup cost.
However, sustained strong pricing power is not expected to return to the market until 2013 when inventories drop below the critical level," he said.
