The phrase "a production computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a computer that is used for production purposes, such as in a manufacturing or software development environment.
Example: "The team decided to upgrade to a more powerful production computer to handle the increased workload."
Alternatives: "a work computer" or "a dedicated computer for production".
"As we expand our product lineup of fuel-efficient vehicles, we need more people in critical areas, such as in a range of engineering activities, vehicle production, computer software and other I.T. functions, to ensure we deliver the vehicles people want and value," Joseph R. Hinrichs, Ford's president for the Americas, said in a news release.
Scientists in the developed world, in an effort to develop tools that will support informed land use decision making, have created a number of very different land use analysis and agricultural production computer models.
The top technology fields include software production, computer services, and manufacturing of computer hardware, semiconductors, and wireless communication equipment.
The last thing you want is some update to ruin your video game system or production computer.
Today, for development of product and production, computer-aided design and manufacturing (CADCAM) maintain a significant role in interaction activities between human and computers.
Implementation and performance plus load testing show the adaptability of the proposed approach and its effectiveness in reducing the probability of attacks on production computers.
The songs can then be listened to on your computer, or recorded onto a compact disc, an act that essentially turns a computer into a production plant for CD's.
The English Electric Company then took the design and marketed a production version known as the Deuce computer from 1955 onwards.
Someone has to fund a production line for the integrated circuit computers that T.I. can't see a use for.
The company is building a $2.5 billion factory for production of computer memory chips in a science park outside Taipei, next door to a virtually identical Powerchip factory that has been operating less than a year and a half.
