"priority supply" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific level or type of supply that is given priority or importance over others. Example: "During natural disasters, priority supply of food, water, and medical aid is essential for affected communities."
Poultry slaughterhouses have already called for priority supplies of dwindling CO2 stocks, saying the current shortage could have a "potentially huge effect" on British food production.
Innovation included airlift (the capability to quickly move limited high-priority supplies, equipment, and personnel); and of strategic bombing (the bombing of enemy industrial and population centres to destroy the enemy's ability to wage war).
He explained the shortages as due (1) to lack of coincidence between the time and quantity of supplies and the time and extent of needs; (2) the excessive diversions by some canals at the expense of others; (3) the withdrawal of water as a matter of priority to supply senior canals in the lower section.
But their highest priority was supplying the lucrative American market from super-low-cost, subsidy-happy and largely regulation-free China — and therefore keeping America's trade barriers low.
Veraison to Harvest: After veraison, the vine places a high priority on supplying soluble solids (sugars) to ripen the fruit – and also allocating some to replenishing starch reserves in canes, trunks, and roots.
In a meeting between Jones and Caldwell, Jones stated that the wing would have the highest priority for supplies and equipment.
Still within the constraints of a very large effort overall, Eisenhower gave Montgomery and his Twenty First Army Group a higher priority for supplies for Operation Market Garden.
China also announced it is establishing a "green dispatch" policy that will give electricity from renewable sources priority in supplying power to the grid -- another significant new policy, David Sandalow, a fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University and a former official at the Obama administration Department of Energy, told The Huffington Post.
In Ethiopia, the immediate priority was the supply chain in transition, which to address requires training large numbers of CHWs and resupply point staff in supply chain essentials so that procedures directing the flow of products and information can be well executed.
The power supply priority levels of all loads requiring management will be discussed and developed.
