The phrase "supply structure" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the organization or framework of how something is supplied, such as resources, goods, or services. Example: The company's supply structure was well-organized, allowing for efficient delivery of products to customers.
Reports cover specific product/country markets and discuss market drivers, market size & trends, market segmentation, supply structure, advertising and promotion, retail distribution, consumer characteristics, and market forecasts.
These switches in the nonprofit market changed the audit supply structure, with the usage of large audit firms – the "Big 4" market – decreasing by half.
Hence, we suggest formulating a market-driven land supply mechanism to adjust the land-use supply structure, which has important implications for optimizing urban land-use structure.
The deputy's biggest challenge to the Corbynites has been to propose the formation of a new group within the party to supply structure and give voice to its social democratic and other non-Corbynite traditions.
I also expect that although at first the electricity for recharging will come from the grid, in the long run our energy supply structure will become wireless and will be converted into a more localized mode of electricity generation that depends mostly on distributed local power generation.
The power supply structure, principle, equivalent circuit, and transmission ability of the CTN are described.
…and become known as the femoral arteries after passing through the inguinal region, giving off branches that supply structures of the abdomen and lower extremities.
The posterior tibial artery is a direct continuation of the popliteal, passing down the lower leg to supply structures of the posterior portion of the leg and foot.
The thin liquid spreading layers are integrated with three different types of liquid supply structures, namely, columnar arteries, converging lateral arteries, and bi-porous structures.
Beyond that, fuel supply structures are modelled, as well as the international markets for power and CO2-certificates with their restrictions.
The right and left external iliac arteries are direct continuations of the common iliacs and become known as the femoral arteries after passing through the inguinal region, giving off branches that supply structures of the abdomen and lower extremities.
