The phrase "adapt production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the modification or adjustment of production processes or methods to meet new requirements or conditions.
Example: "In response to the changing market demands, we need to adapt production to ensure efficiency and quality."
Alternatives: "modify production" or "adjust production".
The competitive challenge is associated with the need to maintain quality and productivity, and the need to adapt production to new geographical areas.
They also said any state aid had to facilitate efforts by carmakers to adapt production to declining demand.
GM caused anxiety among its unionised workforce a few years ago when it talked publicly about its Project Yellowstone, to adapt production by assembling cars from pre-prepared modules made by outside parts suppliers.Changes to manufacturing methods could also arise from new technology being incorporated in cars, particularly as less polluting alternatives to petrol and diesel engines come along.
A double bind-organisation is thus missing the unique chance of learning from these mistakes, thereby losing the possibility to adapt production chains, procedures or any other vital management decisions in due time; or to fine-tune the company's steps towards a future and solution-orientated direction.
On the other hand, the need to adapt production to the increasingly sophisticated and demanding requirements of these markets poses challenges to both agriculture and agro-industry in countries wishing to supply these markets.
It is clearly not viable for industries to adapt productions for each country.
The peer-it system enables machine flexibility in that it adapts production facilities to produce new types of products, or change the order of operation executed on parts instantaneously.
This freely adapted production, first seen in Paris, takes a minimalist approach to opera and involves just a single piano and seven young singers.
Then there's also the other challenge of adapting production methods Italian to American.
In Australia, winemakers have adapted production to cater for the intense heat and droughts.
This allows waiting for more precise market information and adapting production output to changing market development.
