The phrase "a stream of production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous process or flow of manufacturing or creating goods.
Example: "The factory operates with a stream of production that ensures efficiency and timely delivery of products."
Alternatives: "a flow of production" or "a production line".
She told me that the previous head of the theatre had been bounced for taking bribes, but that Gergiyev was keeping the place alive with a stream of new productions of operas by Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Shostakovich.
Currently, the plant maintains a steady stream of production from 7AM to 11PM daily, across two shifts; Vermeulen tells me he has hopes to increase output to 50,000 records a day, with the addition of a third.
Since the latter EP's release in February, he's kept himself busy with a stream of remixes and production credits, and now he's gearing up for a performance at this year's edition of the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival (BEMF).
Rather than writing a single piece of software and scaling it up, content requires people to create it, keep creating it and then create it some more in a never-ending stream of production.
At the same time the splendid, nay, astounding, increase in the output and repair of British aircraft and engines which Lord Beaverbrook has achieved by a genius for organisation and drive which looks like magic - (cheers) - has given us overflowing reserves of every type of aircraft and an ever-mounting stream of production both in quantity and in quality.
The worsening data, combined with a stream of company profit warnings, production cuts and layoffs, raises the pressure on policy makers to step up their efforts to bolster their economies.
"What happened is that for a while we were getting this steady stream of production horror stories," said John Calley, chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment.
Instead of installing ventilators, for example, they might substitute different raw materials, eliminating the offending toxin from the stream of production.
This gauge makes use of the fact that the rate of ion production by a stream of electrons in a vacuum system is dependent on pressure and the ionization probability of the residual gas.
