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The phrase "a more streamlined production" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements in efficiency or organization in a production process.
Example: "By implementing new technology, we aim to achieve a more streamlined production that reduces waste and increases output."
Alternatives: "a more efficient production" or "a more optimized production".
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The end result will be a more streamlined production process that will reduce overhead costs and make it easier for people to market their products.
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Yet it was a far more streamlined production than past outings; it almost started on time, with nary an onstage tantrum.
The hierarchical and top-down components of these organizations also allow for a more streamlined management of strategic operations and production.
Loewy had the production locomotives' bodies be welded together, instead of riveted the way 4800 was, to give the GG1 a more streamlined appearance.
It's a more streamlined experience, and better for it.
"Many of the design cues from the concept vehicle endure in the production Volt," G.M. said in a press release, but the final result is considerably more conventional than that car -- think of a more streamlined Saturn Aura or Nissan Altima.
"They've gotten the message they need a more streamlined company," Mr. Tortoriello said.
To be sure, Harvard Business School has a more streamlined curriculum and pedagogical approach than Harvard College does; this is consistent with its more streamlined mission.
Or for that matter by "a more streamlined set of automatic stabilizers".
For example, "enhanced medicine" would presumably involve a more streamlined way of improving your health.
Those notions of fashion gradually gave way to a more streamlined physique.
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