The phrase "adjust production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes need to be made to the quantity or quality of goods being produced, often in response to demand or efficiency considerations.
Example: "In order to meet the increasing demand for our product, we need to adjust production to a higher capacity."
Alternatives: "modify output" or "alter manufacturing".
Internal standards serve to allow production control and product standardization, and to adjust production cost to various product requirements and different quality levels.
The company made a sound decision to adjust production and provide the product that consumers wanted.
Convertibility is defined as the capability of a system to adjust production functionality, or change from one product to another.
Factories with heavy investments in conventional equipment will struggle to customize products, make complex parts, reduce assembly, and adjust production to changing market demand.
Factories can use optimizing software to adjust production (changing the number of units or switching between items made) or upgrade products on the fly, at low cost, rather than having to shut down while expanding, retooling, or altering the expensive assembly lines used in conventional plants.
When production of chips outpaces sales, executives adjust production.
In order to adjust production-wise to Hunter's intricate playing, Elevado had separate outputs from Hunter's guitar connected to a separate bass and guitar amplifier.
Stockpiling is often advisable for greatest production efficiency as well, for it enables a factory to produce more of a single item than is immediately marketable before initiating the often costly and time-consuming procedures for adjusting production lines for another product.
Since then, automakers have adjusted production to build more small cars and fewer pickup trucks and large sport utility vehicles.
Other makers are curing small numbers of hams from unconfined Berkshire pigs, and adjusting production methods to make even their leaner hams delicious uncooked.
The company's stock price is down because of rising interest rates and fuel prices, he said, but the company is debt-free and management is adjusting production.
