"supply leads" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to obtaining a list of potential customers or suppliers. For example, "We need to compile a list of leads to increase our supply chain."
The first is that the banks get cash in exchange for the gilts they sell back to the government and the increase in the money supply leads to an increased volume of lending.
She marshals an intimidating array of evidence, though her insistence on the growing deficiencies of supply leads her to wave aside such developments as the effects of technology and exploration on energy resources, which have had a habit of confounding the doomsayers.
Increasing the frequency of power supply leads to a significant increase in the deposition rate.
Once the chamber and anode are covered with insulating material, there can be no average (DC) current flowing to the power supply leads.
Furthermore, water quality deterioration associated with the ever-increasing demand on irrigation water supply leads to the irrigation of farmlands with poor-quality water reducing cropland productivity.
This parameter must be carefully considered, not forgetting that the higher fuel supply leads to an unavoidable energy penalty compared with the reference case.
The prospect of limited supply led to panic buying last Thursday.
Early in the 20th century, concerns over a dwindling wood supply led to fire suppression.
The appearance of StarLink in the food supply led to a nationwide recall of millions of taco shells and other products.
Little wonder that water is a fiery topic.In Bolivia in 2000 an issue of water supply led to riots and a state of emergency.
Flint again became the focus of national attention in the 2010s when gross mismanagement of the city's water supply led to a crisis that left residents exposed to dangerous levels of lead.
