"keep stocked" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to maintain a sufficient supply of something. Example: "I always make sure to keep the fridge stocked with fresh fruits and vegetables."
Ammonium nitrate is the kind of fertilizer that farmers regularly keep stocked in nylon bags.
Amazon keeps elbowing rivals like Walmart, Target and Kmart by cutting prices on the kind of products most Americans like to keep stocked at home.
New technologies should be adapted to fit broader needs: Current technologies such as SMS for life should be adapted to let frontline health workers track and report on all of the basic essential medicines that they need to keep stocked.
ATM machines are hard to keep stocked, since their capacities have remained the same even as the average withdrawal has increased from 380 pesos in 2008 to 1,500 pesos today.Things are equally inconvenient for consumers, who tend to make even big purchases in cash.
Pens and notepads are always good to keep stocked as well.
But as we found ourselves leafing through the tome yet another time, we realized that there were (not surprisingly) a lot of exotic ingredients that many of us don't keep stocked in our pantry.
We are kept stocked with all kinds of hygiene items.
Mole and Haggis Bookshop 16 High Street, Torrington, Devon EX38 8HN, 01805 624150, moleandhaggis.co.uk This unassuming high street stop was once a hardware store that supplied local quarries with explosives it kept stocked in the basement.
He says he replied: "You must be joking; my people are already going to be working out of pigeon-holes".As people feel safe enough to move about more, Juba's main hospital, which is kept stocked with drugs and running only thanks to the Red Cross, is getting crowded.
Boats, unlike most cars and buses, are capable of transporting extensive cargo and are often kept stocked with essential survival materials including food, water and clothes.
The rest of the creek and its major tributary (Spring Creek) are kept stocked.
