The phrase "adequate production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of production that meets the necessary requirements or standards.
Example: "The factory achieved adequate production levels to meet the demands of the market."
Alternatives: "sufficient output" or "acceptable production".
Not only is an adequate production rate met with the required product qualities but the operating cost is also minimized through a data mining approach.
In addition to patent issues, the costs for adequate production of the advanced therapy medicinal product (ATMP) according to good-manufacturing practice (GMP) requirements are enormous.
MMV worked with Novartis to establish adequate production, to formulate extensive plans for marketing and distributing the product, and helped develop the regulatory pathway.
In mining operation, the establishment of several mining levels is often necessary to ensure adequate production.
Sun exposure on the face and hands (without sunscreen) for 10 minutes a day is needed to foster adequate production of vitamin D, but that kind of exposure is uncommon in winter and among the elderly in every season.
Despite the bullish news from the gulf, adequate production by the 13 members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and warm weather in the Northeastern United States have kept a damper on the oil market.
Can we help rural communities adapt to climate change and maintain adequate food production?
Speaking to the BBC, Ebola vaccination expert Professor Adrian Hill described the lack of adequate vaccination production facilities as a "national security issue".
Originally so provocative that the censors had it virtually rewritten, Verdi's middle-period masterpiece can today seem as toothless as an old dog, and Otto Schenk's massive, adequate, unexciting production certainly underlines that aspect.
(a) Percentage of migratory ovalbumin-specific T cells through a 5 μm transwell filter when the bottom chamber contained supernatant from LPS-stimulated macrophage cultures, used as a readout for adequate macrophage production of T cell chemoattractants.
Despite adequate food production, hunger persists because of poverty, natural disasters, climate change, war, etc. Better food distribution, rather than the proliferation of genetically engineered crops, will solve hunger.
