The phrase "supply transportation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the act of providing or arranging transportation for someone or something. Example: The company will supply transportation for all employees attending the conference in Boston.
Clairol is one of numerous corporations along the Metro-North corridor that supply transportation to commuters.
The problems arising from this rapid transformation are usually framed in economic terms — water and energy supply, transportation challenges, housing.
It is useful to distinguish four basic elements or functions of logistics: supply, transportation, facilities, and services.
Those in the sciences, for example, may become influential advisors on local and state problems of health, water supply, transportation, or the use and conservation of natural resources.
The department supplies the financing to each agency to find the jobs, recruit job coaches, supply transportation, if necessary, and for training materials.
The model accounts for existing and alternative sources of supply, transportation, inventory of finished goods, work in progress and raw material, and production dependencies within the supply chain.
An allowance can also be included for "books, supplies, transportation and miscellaneous personal expenses".
An award letter should list the costs of tuition, fees, room and board, books and supplies, transportation, and personal expenses.
With an emphasis on improving evacuation protocols, even supplying transportation for pets, fewer deaths are expected during the next Katrina.
That includes subsidies for classroom supplies, transportation, food and security and about $1,350 per student to pay down the debt the city incurs when building schools.
The country's water and food supplies, transportation and energy grids, industrial complexes, even libraries and community centers, could become targets, they said.
