"problems of supply" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe issues or difficulties related to the availability or distribution of goods or resources. Example: The recent spike in demand for medical supplies has caused serious problems of supply, leaving hospitals struggling to meet the needs of their patients.
In 188 fines were levied against dealers for withholding grain, attesting to problems of supply.
Sales fell 20.9 percent in the West, where problems of supply have hampered home buying.
More likely, he will identify further schemes whose prospects appear unrealistic before 2019, given the problems of supply, overspend and caps on borrowing.
Although it's better for Apple that it appears to be suffering problems of supply rather than demand, both situations result in lost or delayed sales.
Design and planning problems of supply network in a single combined system were modeled and an experiment was performed on an example problem to confirm the viability of the new, proposed system.
The only safe option is to enter into a formal arrangement in one of the few jurisdictions where surrogacy is legal.In some of these countries, although the practice is legal, the surrogate mother cannot be paid, so again there are problems of supply.
"This could take years," the Leeds-based builder told crestfallen members of the town's Muslim community as they gazed at the crumbling walls, sagging roof and broken windows, and weighed up logistical problems of supplies and labour.
The problems of supplying African cities with potable water and electricity are characterised by uneven capacities of the networks, inefficiencies of supply, low subscription rates and low rates of return.
As animals have evolved larger bodies, the physical problems of supplying nutrients and oxygen to more expansive and distant tissues has been compensated for by a lower basal metabolic rate reducing these demands.
Egypt also faces a problem of supply.
This is a problem of supply and demand.
