The phrase "a production phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific stage in a process where production activities take place, often in contexts related to manufacturing, film, or project management.
Example: "During a production phase, the team focused on assembling the components and ensuring quality control."
Alternatives: "a manufacturing stage" or "a development period."
The key question is whether the gas flows fast enough for Cuadrilla to justify ramping up to a production phase.
During a production phase, cellular energy and resources are focused on specific pathways, while minimizing resource expenditure towards nonessential cellular operations.
However, little is known about the metabolic phenotype associated with the pheromone-response, which has not been tested for suitability as a production phase.
Two-step lipase production, comprised of a growth phase in fed-batch mode and a production phase in which lipase was induced by the addition of 5% (v/v) stearic acid, was carried out in a jar-fermentor.
On 22 August 1944, to meet the requirements of the USAAF group about to be formed to train in the atomic mission, a production phase of Silverplate B-29s was ordered from the Glenn L. Martin Company's modification center at Omaha, Nebraska under the designation Project 98146-S.
The diacetyl production profiles of the three WS34/70 isolates were biphasic, with a production phase during the first 25 to 30 h of cultivation being followed by a diacetyl consumption phase.
Medium SSBM-P is fully defined, and during a standard cultivation experiment of 70 h, phosphate was depleted around 35 h after inoculation, triggering a transition phase of approx. 6 h that exited into a distinct production phase with specific productivities of RED and TBP indicating efficient metabolic switching.
Optimal virus productivity was achieved by growing cells in media with an osmolality of 370 mOsm or greater, followed by a virus production phase at an osmolality of 290 mOsm.
Overall, 365 herds on unique sites were available, but only 295 were included because they had either a nursery production phase, or a finisher production phase, or both.
esMCs were produced after a lag period (mean 18.7 ± 7.7 days, n = 19), followed by a rapid production phase and a subsequent period of continuous lower level production that lasted for several months (Fig. 1F and Suppl. Fig. 1).
A two stage cultivation regime comprising an exponential growth phase and a 2MC production phase was developed and applied to both engineered strains for optimum production of 2MC.
