The phrase "supply drop" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a delivery of supplies, typically by an aircraft or parachute, to a specific location. Example: The troops were running low on food and ammunition, so a supply drop was scheduled for tomorrow morning.
"This augurs well for rubber prices -- you'll see supply drop a lot," said Tan Swee Hua, managing director at Getahindus, a rubber-trading company in Malaysia.
There are also three levels of supply drop rarity – Enlisted, Professional, and Elite – giving the whole thing a familiar trading card vibe.
As for the people who actually take Lipitor, after Nov. 30, they will typically see their co-payment for a 30-day supply drop to the $10 level of the generic substitute, according to one of the pharmacy letters.
Despite the country's reduced reliance on oil from the Persian Gulf, it consumes and imports far more oil over all than it did a decade ago, exacerbating the economy's vulnerability to a precipitous supply drop.
Stewart Baseley, HBF executive chairman, said: "After some very tough years that saw housing supply drop to record low levels, it is now increasingly evident that housebuilding activity is on the up.
In one supply drop, I came across a rare elite Bal-27 called the Obsidian Steed which has increased damage but reduced accuracy – however, I used a foregrip attachment and a red dot sight to counter this and make it a far more destructive weapon.
Instantly, a signal would go out to meters in the homes or offices of customers who had agreed, in exchange for rate reductions, to let the utility rig some of their appliances to cut power consumption during supply drop-offs.
It was too passive and the money supply dropped, and so on.
They would have to scrounge for extra food as the depository's supply drops.
Used mainly for tactical operations such as troop carrying, paratrooping, supply dropping and medical duties.
On top of this, the game adds a new feature, Weapon Loot, provided via supply drops received throughout play.
