The phrase "a rough production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a production that is not polished or refined, often indicating a lack of professionalism or quality in the final output.
Example: "The film was interesting, but it felt like a rough production with many technical flaws."
Alternatives: "a crude production" or "an unpolished production".
The production, to be directed by Robert Falls, also has a rough production schedule, with rehearsals starting in mid-March, previews beginning on or around April 21, and an opening night on May 6 or thereabouts, with the idea of sneaking in just before this season's Tony deadline.
Electric production vehicles may be relatively rare, but electric concepts abound, and most of them are targeting 2020 for a rough production date, as is the Volkswagen I.D. CROZZ, an all-electric design whose name I hope dies in a horrible fire between now and whenever (if ever) it does end up hitting the street.
"Don't set your watch by this," Musk said, but noted that "there's a rough target of starting production in the next three years, and it would be serving the China market and some of the surrounding region".
However, as filming progressed, Reeves found the actor's high pitched voice unsuitable for such a rough character, and after production was completed he had all of his dialogue dubbed by another actor, Jack Lynn (who also appeared in a small role as an innkeeper).
As director, Mr. Simpson has put together a rough-and-tumble production that races along for its 100 minutes and is Brechtian down to Clayton Binkley's minimal sets and Ben Struck's effective lighting.
Sarah Brigham's resourceful production has a rough aesthetic of cable reels and oil drums.
A Rough Magic Theater Company (Dublin) production, presented by 59E59 Theaters, Elysabeth Kleinhans, artistic director; Peter Tear, executive producer.
But Amore plausibly calls its staging, at the Connelly Theater in the East Village, the American premiere, and the production gives a rough idea of the work's qualities.
A rough estimate of annual electric production in kilowatt-hours per year at a site can be calculated from a formula multiplying average annual wind speed, swept area of the turbine, the number of turbines, and a factor estimating turbine performance at the site.
However, we made a rough comparison of the acetate production rate of C. scatologenes with that of S. ovata (Nevin et al. 2010), C. ljungdahlii, C. aceticum, and M. thermoacetica (Nevin et al. 2011), at a potential of − 0.6 V.
What sets Champagne Valentine apart in the age of mass digital production is a "rough edge".
