The phrase "abattoir process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the procedures and methods involved in the operation of a slaughterhouse.
Example: "The abattoir process must adhere to strict health and safety regulations to ensure the welfare of the animals."
Alternatives: "slaughtering process" or "meat processing procedure".
The abattoir processed 550 pigs per hour.
The number of weeks each abattoir processed market hogs was created by summing the number of weeks each abattoir processed at least one market hog during each year of the study.
The quartiles of the total number of weeks each year an abattoir processed at least one animal and the corresponding number of abattoirs was tabulated for each year of the study period (Table 2b).
The results of the negative binomial models are as follows: The variables for the number of weeks an abattoir processed hogs per year and the total number of hogs processed per year were found to be highly correlated (rs = 0.81), so we chose to build the models using the variable for total hogs processed per year as a measure of abattoir capacity.
During the study period only 19% of abattoirs processed cattle 52 weeks per year.
With the exception of 2004 and 2005, most of the abattoirs processed fewer than 500 cattle per year.
With the exception of 2004, 2005 and 2007, most of the abattoirs processed fewer than 500 cattle per year.
Pneumonic lung condemnation rates were associated with year, season, animal class, region, audit rating, number of cattle processed per year, and number of weeks abattoirs processed cattle.
Specifically, provincially inspected abattoirs which slaughter cattle in Ontario were characterized in terms of number of abattoirs, the number of weeks abattoirs processed cattle, geographical distribution, types of condemnations reported, and distance animals are shipped to provincial abattoirs.
Abattoir characteristics, such as the number of weeks abattoirs processed animals and the number of animals processed, may be associated with condemnation rates, as the speed of processing may impact inspection.
