The phrase "against manufacturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opposition or resistance to manufacturing practices, policies, or industries.
Example: "The new regulations are seen as a movement against manufacturing that could harm the economy."
Alternatives: "opposed to manufacturing" or "in opposition to manufacturing".
If the association is firm against manufacturing sea glass, there is less agreement on "seeding" beaches with glass.
Towards the end of this impassioned and thought-provoking book, Sudjic suggests that "we might be on the verge of a revulsion against manufacturing desire".
Despite overcoming the odds of starting a new business, shortages of materials and the current bias of investors against manufacturing start-ups, her small plastics recycling and manufacturing business continues to grow, testing the limits of her 13,000-square-foot factory and warehouse.
There are multiple arguments against manufacturing this item and none of them hold water.
Such prohibitive rates have not only hurt ordinary consumers, but have also served as among the strongest disincentives against manufacturing investments in the country.
The move comes despite claims made today by the EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, that the UK tax system is still stacked against manufacturing and needs a shake-up if the economy is to become less geared towards financial services.
"I want to take strong action against those manufacturing and selling illegal liquor," she said.
They worry about jobs and how to preserve manufacturing against competition from globalisation.
We can't compete in manufacturing against low-cost, low-wage competitors, we are told – so how come the Germans can, and that some of those "low-cost" economies now enjoy higher living standards than our own?
Housing had appeared to be bucking weakness in the broader economy, which has experienced a sharp slowdown in job growth and a cooling in manufacturing against the backdrop of fears of tighter fiscal policy in Washington in early 2013 and a lingering debt crisis in Europe.
Distributed (agent-based) control architectures offer prospects of reduced complexity, high flexibility and a high robustness against disturbances in manufacturing.
