"supply warehouse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a facility where goods and resources are stored and then distributed to be used for various purposes. Example: Our company's supply warehouse is always fully stocked with the necessary materials for our manufacturing process.
In the case of retail chains linked by networks, the order for a new supply of an item may be automatically generated and sent electronically to the supply warehouse.
Holy Zion bought the property, a former building supply warehouse, for $415,000 in 2003, and a loan for $327,000 was recorded in 2007, according to Coweta County property records.
The setting in the version that opened last night at the 59E59 Theaters is Denver, a city bang in the middle of America, and the narrator is a functionary in an electrical supply warehouse named Michael.
Mr. Clark spends three mornings each week hooked up to a dialysis machine for his failing kidneys, and he walks with a limp, from a knee injury at his old job in the supply warehouse for the city's schools.
A14 Fired Worker Kills 6 in Chicago Salvador Tapia, 36, returned to the Chicago auto supply warehouse from which he was fired six months ago and opened fire, killing six of its nine employees before he was killed by the police.
The 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-footty supply warehouse, has $4 Budweisers and a sprawling tropical roof declubsort of an alternatine Garden oformer -- potted palms, a koi fish pond, a frozen margarita machine and a view of the honking traffic inching off the beauty.
One of the American aircraft that had been ordered to hit the Red Cross supply warehouses missed its target and hit a residential neighborhood instead.
Another NGO, International Medical Corps, said a coalition airstrike on Monday injured six staff members working in their office in Sana'a and damaged humanitarian supply warehouses containing medical and other relief supplies.
The company has set up its launchers and landing rigs next to medical supply warehouses in Rwanda, which serve as a central distribution point to reach the nation's clinics and hospitals.
All trucks were driven by Teamsters, supply warehouses were run by Teamsters, and the buses that transported workers from camps to job sites were run by Teamsters.
Anyone who has paid attention to the news here in France during the past year has seen the articles and the investigative features on television exposing the shocking practice of restaurants all over the country of buying -- and serving -- industrial ready-made, vacuum-packed or canned dishes or products bought from the large wholesale restaurant supply warehouses.
