The phrase "supply model" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a term used to describe a framework used to determine how goods and services are supplied and distributed. For example, "The company used a supply model to identify areas of potential cost savings".
In many ways it was a perfect "Just in time" supply model.
You could get to a diverse supply model with some regional coordination.
Much less costly is a stylish corner medicine chest from Renovator's Supply (model 13520).
The Department for Education's teacher supply model sets the target number of trainee teachers required for each subject.
With this approach we can show identification of the demand side without reference to a particular supply model.
The power supply model and installation method in field are introduced.
Our supply model posits nonparametric cost functions, allows latent costs shocks, and nests a range of standard oligopoly models.
It will be the third year in a row that the government has failed to hit the targets contained in its teacher supply model.
Chris Rolph, a former headteacher and now a principal lecturer for teacher education at Nottingham Trent University, thinks a regional teacher supply model, where each region has its own recruitment target, rather than the current national one, should be implemented.
You were an early fan of Napster, but the KLF are not on Spotify – does the free supply model work for all types of art or function better / worse for music?
Prof Chris Husbands, who recently moved from being director of the UCL Institute of Education to vice-chancellor of Sheffield Hallam University, another large teacher education provider, explains: "The government largely abandoned the national teacher supply model.
