The phrase "a concrete factory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility where concrete is produced or manufactured.
Example: "The city is planning to build a new concrete factory to meet the growing demand for construction materials."
Alternatives: "a cement plant" or "a concrete production facility".
'That's a concrete factory outside.
In the New Baghdad neighborhood, a group of armed men in police uniforms and driving police cars went to the home of the owner of a concrete factory, Mahssan Akoush, and killed him and his two sons, an Interior Ministry official said.
Authorities now believe Shannon fell 17 feet onto a concrete floor while climbing on machinery at a concrete factory.
In one case, a manager of a concrete factory was sentenced to eight months corrective labour after being found guilty of using the reforms as a pretext to extract unpaid overtime from workers.
The sightseeing from the ferry markedly changed: an old concrete factory, a recycling plant, parking lots ringed with razor ribbon.
Fifty of them march into a yellow concrete factory building the size of a hangar and punch a time clock.
Yet while Mr. Simonov notes that a French company took over a nearby concrete factory and made great strides modernizing it, he is hard pressed to offer comparable examples of how the Voskresenskiye plant has been upgraded.
"Honestly, if I was trying to make a profitable concrete factory, I would have failed.
It is why we give students real problems to solve from the community – saving local habitats, using maths skills to campaign against the construction of a local concrete factory, telling the stories of the local immigrant populations for the first time.
Baherka is a former concrete factory on the outskirts of Erbil.
Gaza's largest concrete factory, at a different site a few miles away, was also destroyed, as were several large food processing plants.
