replenish
They are moving toward continuous product replenishment to get items into the stores faster.
the continuous creation and rapid replenishment of new designs in the fashion industry
The inventory management system facilitates stock replenishment within minutes of a sale.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Filling and completing
backfill
box ticking
brick
brick something up
brim
fill
jam
occupy
overcrowd
overrun
pack something/somewhere out
permeate
plug
squeeze (someone/something) in/squeeze (someone/something) into something
stuffing
suffuse
supersaturated
take something up
tank
tie

Examples of replenishment

replenishment
Easy propagation methods and management options for promising soil replenishment tree species are important and urgent needs in agroforestry development.
These environmental resources include not only end-user products like recreational opportunities but also indirect ecosystem services such as soil quality or groundwater replenishment.
After oocyte isolation from the follicle, calcium deposits are quickly depleted, and their replenishment occurs gradually during in vitro culture of the oocytes.
An end-member case is a closed system with no replenishment of the aqueous solution.
Under the influence of verapamil, the dynamics of replenishment of intracellular calcium deposits were significantly changed.
Here we used the same manipulation intensity to stimulate nectar replenishment in both species.
Our analysis is in favour of investments in replenishment mechanisms such as irrigation tanks and percolation tanks.
Combined use of organic and inorganic nutrients sources for soil fertility maintenance and replenishment.
The replenishment of calcium deposits is significantly changed under the effect of verapamil.
Intracellular or extracellular calcium could be the source for replenishment of calcium deposits during the in vitro culture of oocytes.
The positive externalities associated with resource investments are in the nature of reviving or creating water bodies such as percolation tanks/replenishment mechanisms.
Replenishment costs are the costs of converting the existing tanks into percolation tanks that would replenish the aquifer.
Combined use of organic and inorganic sources for soil fertility maintenance and replenishment.
On the contrary, groundwater development is seen as a substitute for tanks, which are the main agents of replenishment, thus exasperating the negative externalities.
In short, in a normal year, tanks contribute as much as normal rainfall in replenishment of groundwater.
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