The phrase "added manufacturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the inclusion or increase of manufacturing processes or capabilities in a particular context.
Example: "The company has implemented added manufacturing to enhance production efficiency and meet growing demand."
Alternatives: "increased manufacturing" or "supplemental manufacturing".
Fred added manufacturing in Michigan, Indianapolis and Chicago; acquired a Canadian company and established 28 locations in the USA.
The American economy, he noted, has added manufacturing jobs for two years in a row, after more than a decade of losses.
This approach saves money because the total costs of the molded plastic, other extra materials, and added manufacturing steps still are lower than the cost of the additional silicon used in conventional solar panels.
Since beginning of the recovery in 2010, the country as a whole and the state have added manufacturing positions, but Los Angeles has continued to see those jobs disappear. .
Dolby moved the company to San Francisco in 1967 and added manufacturing and research facilities.
The extruded sheet may then be sold to manufacturers, who will thermoform it into high-visibility packaging or use it in other high value added manufacturing operations.
Wind power is booming in the United States, with the industry adding manufacturing jobs in the reddest states.
In the last three years, Brooklyn has been the only borough in the city to add manufacturing jobs, according to the Center for an Urban Future, a research organization.
It can meet only about 60percentt of demand for its rooftop systems and is adding manufacturing capacity as fast as it can.
As part of the deal, which Hewlett-Packard said would reduce its operating costs and add manufacturing flexibility, Flextronics will take 250 Hewlett-Packard employees onto its payroll.
IBM's Edelstein says that because the new process adds manufacturing steps to the overall chip-making process, there will be a slight increase in cost.
