The phrase 'supply bottleneck' is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: "The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a supply bottleneck in the production of medical equipment and supplies, leading to shortages in hospitals around the world."
Allowing the sale of a dirtier-burning blend, in place of a cleaner-burning one, might alleviate a supply bottleneck that is contributing to high prices.
State media claimed the technology overcame a supply bottleneck and ensured China would have sufficient nuclear fuel for at least 3,000 years.
The raw material supply bottleneck is one of the obstacles currently facing the development of China's biodiesel industry.
Going forward, there should be some resolution in the problems in mining and electricity, which when affected create a supply bottleneck for the rest of the economy.
To further ease the supply bottleneck, Toyota has said it is considering a wide range of options, including procurement from a second source and further capacity expansion at the battery venture.
Chief Executive Bert Nordberg told Reuters the company was suffering from a supply bottleneck for components like circuit boards and liquid crystal displays.
Nor are these supply bottlenecks reflected only in cost.
But Mr Weisser is optimistic that supply bottlenecks will soon ease.
Options for tackling inflation, which is driven in part by serious supply bottlenecks, are limited.
We don't need bold steps from RBI but from Delhi, in terms of easing supply bottlenecks.
Despite recent supply bottlenecks (themselves a sign of how fast things are growing), the long-term trend in both wind and solar is one of falling prices.
