The phrase "a special factory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a factory that has unique features or produces specific products that set it apart from other factories.
Example: "The company invested in a special factory designed to produce eco-friendly packaging materials."
Alternatives: "a unique factory" or "a distinctive factory".
The price can easily exceed that of a rust-prone original — except when the original is a rare model or one with special factory equipment.
The high technological innovation of the system required a deep experimental characterization and validation campaign; special factory tests were performed on prototypes of single components aimed at verifying the most critical design aspects.
Bad marketing and misguided management decisions have left it with models, such as the luxury Phaeton, built in a special show factory in Dresden, that are not selling.
Experimental diets were prepared weekly by a special feed factory.
But while the tubes are constructed in special factory clean rooms, they must be joined together in the N.I.F.
The studios and TV networks are lining up to kiss the collective ass of exactly the crowd that has turned the movie industry into a special-effects factory making prefab product so undistinguished that Iron Man 2 looks like a work of genius (to some critics).
"I can tell you that if Mexican workers aren't already slaves of the multinational corporations, we're 99.9% there," said Israel Monroy of the Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras, a group dedicated to the special factories created in Mexico to assemble export goods.
In the 16th century there were special factories for carved lacquer at Dali in Yunnan, which also produced spurious imitations.
Among them were the company's efforts to re-establish its performance reputation, in part through the release of special factory-tuned versions of its bread-and-butter models under the BMW M badge.
