The phrase "a level of production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or quality of goods or services produced in a specific context, such as manufacturing or agriculture.
Example: "The factory has achieved a level of production that meets the increasing demand for its products."
Alternatives: "a degree of output" or "a standard of production".
"TV can offer a level of production values that's missing from most online content".
He does make songs too, lots of them, at a level of production almost on a par with his former mentor Soulja Boy in 2007-8, or Lil B in 2010.
"We wouldn't have announced a level of production that couldn't be supported by our suppliers".
A monopolistic producer chooses a level of production q t from a resource stock R t given an inverse demand function p t ( q t ) at time t.
Alternatively, n-butanol synthesis pathway was successfully transferred into Escherichia coli and rapidly improved to reach a level of production comparable to the native producer.
This involved land and climate resources that enabled a level of production flexibility, or they could achieve this through use of forage crops, irrigation or other stock to balance pasture supply and demand.
A more recent calculation (Enberg et al., 2008) predicts a level of charm production an order of magnitude lower than the model of Bugaev et al. In this case, the crossover occurs about a factor of two higher in energy.
However, the acceptable soil loss that can maintain an economic and a high level of production (Wischmeier and Smith 1978 FAO 19866; Gebreyesus and Kirubel 2009) ranges from 5 to 11 t ha−1 yeaRenardetald et al. 1996).
"[T]he region ... is ready to transition itself into an industrial bloc through a higher level of production quality and manufacturing practices," Betty Maina, Kenya's principal secretary in the Ministry of EAC, told newspaper The East African. .
The producer can then sell the credits to refiners, who pay millions of dollars for them under a government mandate to support a minimum level of production.
