"quick supply" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the speedy provision of goods or services. Example: "The online retailer promised a quick supply of the new product, but due to high demand, customers had to wait a few extra days for delivery."
"Such a licensing arrangement would get a quick supply of Cipro, but it does not solve the price problem," Mr. Schumer said.
In addition, its introduction could lead to a reduction of waiting lists, due to the quick supply of the devices (albeit this aspect could be dependent on the agreements signed by supplier companies and the hospital of reference) and their usability.
To me, this looks like Michael, the "captain" of the Linspire ship, sees the boat sinking, so he casually tells the passengers on the ship that he's just going on a quick supply run, jumps on the only life boat with any cash and valuables, paddles off to safety, and leaves everyone else behind to sink.
This study demonstrates that transcriptome sequencing combined with sequence motif search is a powerful concept for the discovery and quick supply of new enzymes and isoenzymes from any plant or other eukaryotic organisms.
Words were exchanged in Portuguese, quick supplies of citrus arrived, and Mr. Mendes doused the fish with lemon juice.
This should mean that a larger and quicker supply and demand adjustment will occur in response to the price change, with producers increasing output and consumers shifting consumption in favour of relatively cheaper foodstuffs.
Traditional supply chains have long lead times and are forecast-driven, which makes these supply chains inventory-based, while the agile supply chain with quick response has shorter lead time and is demand-driven and information-based, in contrast with traditional supply chains.
Barley and Farro Risotto With Red Peppers: With a ready supply of grains on hand, you can throw together quick, easy combination meals like this one.
He was shocked to discover the dosage and Quick's supply of drugs quickly dwindled.
Though many teachers have been quick to supply their e-mail addresses to students and parents, parents have not been using them.
But there were also enough novices in the class to make me comfortable, and Fred was quick to supply the less accomplished among us with alternative positions when our muscles failed us.
