The phrase "a system of production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the methods, processes, or structures involved in producing goods or services.
Example: "The company has implemented a new system of production to increase efficiency and reduce waste."
Alternatives: "a production framework" or "a manufacturing system".
The mir and the artel (a primitive village productive cooperative), the Narodniki asserted, would then naturally evolve a system of production and distribution beneficial to the community.
The author traces how "upper-class work," the everyday tasks of organizing and maintaining trade or a system of production, shaped the family's experience and New England's culture.
It might also mark the beginning of a shift to a system of production that could promise to sustain our people and the earth's natural treasury for generations to come.
"As a system of production," Mr. Rosselli writes, "Italian opera was closer to 1930's Hollywood cinema or present-day television than to the museum art that opera has largely become".
The issue we face is not how to facilitate environmental quality by limiting economic development but how to create a system of production that can grow and develop in harmony with the environment.
A second criticism with respect to market-driven growth focuses on the adverse side effects generated by a system of production that is held accountable only to the test of profitability.
In short, we do need a system of meat production, just not the one we've got.
A system of efficient production that provides customer satisfaction, it has now been studied worldwide and the methods are being adopted in a range of other industries.
The full armoury of science, technical skill and knowledge has been mobilised to create as old-fashioned a system of agricultural production as you could wish to find.
The court approvingly cites Allan Farnsworth's assertion that the standardized contracts that enable such arrangements "are essential to a system of mass production and distribution.
For their part, farm operators say the system gives them something they desperately need: a chance to survive in a system of food production geared toward megafarms and agribusiness.
