The phrase "supply channel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a route through which goods or resources reach a destination. For example, "The company is looking for an efficient supply channel to deliver their products from the factory to the market."
ITN is set to win back the contract to supply Channel 5's news output after Richard Desmond's Northern & Shell sealed a deal to cancel the broadcaster's five-year agreement with Sky News.
Because he owned all of the new company's intellectual property, he called his fellow nine franchisees together and told them they needed to pay a new franchise fee to him, from which they would receive marketing and supply channel support, or they could leave - which is what all but two did.
Besides, a water supply channel on the slope was destroyed.
Instead there is contamination of each reagent supply channel with the other reagent.
The cross-sectional area of the bitumen supply channel was only 2.5% that of the cell, approximating a closed PVT system.
The pump is mainly consisted of a porous hydrophilic modified NiO (M-NiO) disc and a one-dimension water supply channel.
Gerber said that its baby food contained only tiny amounts of corn and soybeans, and that the company could therefore control its supply channels.
Afterward, the company reorganized its manufacturing and supply channels so that production of critical parts was more diversified and flexible, making it far less susceptible to the loss of a single plant or two.
That began to ebb when De Beers relaxed its grip on the supply channels in 2000, and subsequently sold some of its mines and inventory, reducing its market share to 40 percent today, according to Citi.
Mr. Opitz, head chef of the Phillips Seafood restaurant chain, became so fed up with the usual supply channels that he decided to meet with Bill Bomster, whose scallops Mr. Opitz bought when he worked at a Connecticut restaurant two decades earlier.
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