The phrase "procuring stock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to acquiring inventory or supplies for a business or organization.
Example: "The company is focused on procuring stock to meet the increasing demand for its products."
Alternatives: "acquiring inventory" or "sourcing supplies."
The commerce ministry keeps a national reserve of frozen pork and live pigs, and local governments keep their own reserves as well, constantly selling older supplies and procuring fresh stock.
Some observers have suggested that trade in elephant ivory follows an 'opportunistic take' model where dealers use a decentralized plan of procuring ivory stocks to ship internationally as they become available across Africa [ 8].
Holland said: "We have staff who are passionate about delivering library services, and we work closely with customers to develop events and procure book stock — it has got to be relevant to the people who use the library".
This could help programme managers plan for and procure sufficient stock of iron supplements for distribution through public systems.
He was able to procure a prodigious stock of firearms — including several automatic weapons, which are rare in France — seemingly under the nose of intelligence agents, who had questioned him as recently as November.
Mr. Merah procured a prodigious stock of firearms and ammunition — including several automatic weapons, which are rare in France — activity that is most likely to have involved contact with criminal groups and ought to have drawn the attention of French intelligence, said Mr. Montet, the criminologist.
This happened in 2009, when one implementing partner had to shift US$50,000 meant for rapid diagnostic tests to procure an emergency stock of SP. Stockouts of antimalaria drugs and bed nets were frequent.
P. falciparum (3D7 strain) was grown in culture under standard conditions from stocks procured from the MR4 repository.
Cromer et al. note that early graduates from USAID family planning funding had procurement systems in place but experienced stock-outs because they lacked experience procuring through different systems.
As documented in various studies, the availability of mama-kits could have addressed the challenges associated with poor families procuring delivery items as is often required in times of stock outs at facilities, [ 32- 34].
It is these orderlies who for 15 years have made the hospital hum, in that time procuring 130,000 sets of hospital scrubs, splashing hundreds of gallons of fake blood and stocking the cabinets with thousands of fake needles and surgical instruments.
