The phrase "a method for production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or processes involved in creating goods or services.
Example: "The company has developed a method for production that significantly reduces waste and increases efficiency."
Alternatives: "a technique for manufacturing" or "a process for creation."
The emergence of recombinant technology provides a method for production of new protein-based biomedical materials.
Together, our findings provide a method for production of highly pure, biologically active murine IFNβ.
We developed a method for production of arrays of platinum nanocrystals of controlled size and shape using templates from ordered silica bead monolayers.
We have developed a method for production of a new nanocomposite material comprising the following components: iron, copper and multiwall carbon nanotubes with a high ultimate tensile strength.
Using this bacterium and an engineered plasmid containing the rrn promoter for the RNA expression, we developed a method for production of the streptavidin RNA aptamer in the culture medium.
It is known that the mutagenic potential of a chemical may be as a result of an active metabolite; which is simulated by the addition of rodent (commonly rat and hamster) metabolic activation (rodent S9 matrix) to provide a method for production of potentially mutagenic metabolites [23].
El-Banbi and Wattenbarger (1996) developed a method for matching production data of commingled gas reservoirs.
Recent developments that use gene targeting as a method for increasing production are discussed.
Co-fermentation of glucose, xylose and l-arabinose from lignocellulosic biomass by an oleaginous yeast is anticipated as a method for biodiesel production.
The hydrothermal reaction of water and aluminum materials was investigated as a method for hydrogen production using geothermal heat or wasted heat from industrial activities.
Induction of artificial polyploidy has been considered as a method for increasing production potential of plants secondary metabolites (Dhawan and Lavania 1996; Omidbaigi et al. 2010a).
