"supply and installation" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of providing and setting up something, such as equipment, furniture, or technology. Example: "The company offers a comprehensive package that includes supply and installation of office furniture for new businesses."
MMC provided design, equipment supply and installation.
The first sees utilities take on all responsibilities, including supply and installation, plus the data management.
Fortunately, on closer inspection, it turned out not to be an invoice but a mere estimate for the supply and installation of a new timber sash bay window.
The winning consortia will face several challenges, including a lack of offshore connections to the national electricity grid and limited capacity in the supply and installation chain for windfarms.
To encourage these developments, the Australian composites industry has been investing in programs to develop codes and standards, and to establish an appropriate regulatory framework to ensure confidence in manufacture, supply and installation of composite products.
Prysmian SpA engages in the development, design, manufacturing, supply, and installation of cable solutions.
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After the demo, Chien offered advice: briefly, he encouraged the founders to think about how to (1) partner with local service providers to help with buying garden supplies and installation, and (2) connect with local restaurants who want locally grown produce from excess supply.
The power supply model and installation method in field are introduced.
Every significant component, including semiconductors and disk drives, is purchased directly, to keep the price down and to manage a chain of supply, assembly and installation that adds every day the equivalent of all the computing Amazon owned in 2004.
More than 200 villages suffered damage to their water supply and sanitation installations – the rehabilitation of which will be a priority of the WASH response (a sector where – as in protection and education – UNICEF will lead and coordinate the activities of other partners).
