'sufficiently supplied' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which there is an adequate amount of something. For example: "The grocery store was sufficiently supplied with fresh fruits and vegetables."
"The market is already sufficiently supplied with oil," Rafael Ramírez, the energy minister of Venezuela, told reporters during a conference here.
The heat requirement for the MD process could be sufficiently supplied by the low-temperature district heating return line.
Retrogression of high-grade metamorphic rocks is localized to just around the system where geofluids can be sufficiently supplied.
This result indicates that organic fertilizer alone has not sufficiently supplied N to the plant (Herencia et al. 2007).
This finally results in hypoxia and necrosis formation of central parts of the melanoma, whereas the tumour margin is still sufficiently supplied with blood (Netti et al, 1999).
Up to a size of 150 200 μm all cells contained with a spheroid can still be sufficiently supplied with nutrients via simple diffusion.
Conservatives should favor a policy of encouraging unlimited immigration by educated people with math, engineering, technology or science skills that America's education system is not sufficiently supplying.
Accountability journalism in particular requires significant reporting resources with strong professional leadership and reliable financial support, which the marketplace can no longer be expected to sufficiently supply.
The feasibility of constructing a Qanat system, that could sufficiently supply water during an extended service life, depends on several climatic, geographical and community characteristics.
One of the major symptoms of heart failure is the inability of the heart to sufficiently supply blood flow to the rest of the body.
The interfacial potential will be at or near the electrochemical potential of those reactions that sufficiently supply all the required current for the ESI circuit.
