"inventory mix" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in business contexts to refer to the proportions of different types of products being stocked in a store or warehouse. For example, "We need to adjust our inventory mix to account for changes in customer demand."
Though availability is better than many shoppers might realize, he said, "it's not going to be before the fourth quarter that we see a decent inventory mix for the Japanese automakers".
There was no scientific way of understanding the right inventory mix and inventory size; an experience of running the store led to the realization of requisite inventory for the store.
The company declined to get more specific about where the ads are going to run, except that it's "an inventory mix from MVPDs, and cable and network TV programmers".
A veteran of Pottery Barn and Starwood Hotels & Resorts, where she helped create W hotels, she has spruced up RedEnvelope's Web site, trimmed expenses, completely revamped its inventory mix and most important pushed the company toward a more traditional model of catalog retail.
The Real Estate Market Salida's inventory is a mix of small two- and three-bedroom bungalows built in town at the turn of the 20th century; many have detached carriage houses.
Along the way, Ryan decided to raise more capital to fund this expansion to verticals and add new inventory to the mix.
Elsewhere in commodities, copper saw a small rise in price while oil hovered after a weekly inventory report provided mixed signals.
For example, local weather forecasts, event calendars, and delivery schedules assist with carrying the optimal mix of inventory in each store.
Rather, they are still in the ugly adjustment period of getting their capacity — how many stores of how many square feet with what mix of inventory — to match up to the demand in the post-crisis recovery.
More directly, the expansion in fulfillment capabilities, inventory levels, and sales mix have also contributed to higher fulfillment costs.
Windows OEM revenue from consumers dropped a steeper 26percentt, due to what Microsoft calls "inventory drawdown and ongoing mix shift to opening price point devices".
