The phrase "advanced production technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modern methods or systems used in manufacturing or production processes.
Example: "The company has invested heavily in advanced production technology to improve efficiency and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "cutting-edge manufacturing technology" or "state-of-the-art production techniques."
The remarkable birth rate of Model T's was made possible by the most advanced production technology yet conceived.
Most economists agree that China's GDP growth owes much to foreign direct investment, but foreign companies need fewer skilled workers because of advanced production technology, while large state enterprises simply cannot compete.
Some advanced production technology was applied in agriculture and some excellent crop varieties were promoted to increase crop yields, leading to the growth of N export by harvesting.
American corporations have been told that they are welcome to sell in China – provided only that (1) they manufacture there and (2) they bring their most advanced production technology.
The yield gap of chickpea can be abridged, by adopting the advanced production technology accompanying with use of inoculums, balanced nutrition, weed management and high yielding varieties (Hakoomat et al. 2004).
Any nation that seeks transfers of the most advanced production technology these days must go elsewhere, most notably to Japan and Germany (ironically these two nations owe their leadership in large part to their earlier skill in winkling world-beating technologies out of the United States).
And, perhaps more important, it has been garnering advanced production technologies to better draw oil and gas from nontraditional areas like deepwater fields and hardened rock formations.
In a move that secures the medium-term future of the under-utilised factory in Swindon, Japan's third-largest automaker said it would invest in advanced production technologies and processes, bringing cumulative investment in the plant to more than £2.2bn.
All of those products were developed by the new genre of open-ended design processes, which deploy advanced production technologies, like 3-D printing, to enable the people who will use the finished objects to take critical design decisions about them.
Minimum-wage measures tend to discourage labour-intensive methods of production, so that while they may cost jobs in the short term, they tend to force employers into more advanced production technologies, which create greater long-term growth and employment potential.
