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The phrase "a manufacturing operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific process or activity involved in the production of goods in a factory or industrial setting.
Example: "The company has invested heavily in a manufacturing operation to increase its production capacity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a production facility" or "a manufacturing process".
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A manufacturing operation is a system of many interacting factors.
India objected, claiming the plant was a repackaging and not a manufacturing operation.
First of all, should Lincoln Electric own a manufacturing operation in India?
With the help of a friend, he started a manufacturing operation to churn out tubes in 1973.
Understanding the degree of process complexity in a manufacturing operation aids managers in deciding how to organize their factories.
The building will be about midpoint between the company's headquarters in Princeton and a manufacturing operation in New Brunswick.
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Sematic (international supplier to some of the world's largest elevator manufacturers) explains his global experience this way: "Maintaining a distributed manufacturing operation carries a unique set of challenges.
The company has said that it wants to find a large manufacturing operation and make a "substantial acquisition of underperforming manufacturing assets". Last week, Mr. Giordano may have found the business that he wants to buy.
The announcement ends a nationwide search for a new manufacturing operation; 3,500 jobs go along with it.
In complement, our case study examined the model using an implementation experience in a millwork manufacturing operation.
"We needed a location where we could combine an office and research facility with a small manufacturing operation," he said.
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