The phrase "alternative production systems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or approaches to producing goods or services, often in the context of sustainability or innovation.
Example: "Many companies are exploring alternative production systems to reduce their environmental impact and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "different manufacturing methods" or "varied production techniques".
Following the ISO 14040/44 guidelines [ 29, 30], "system expansion" has been used and the system has been credited for producing the co-products in alternative production systems.
The outcome of the projects proved the business case for alternative production systems that allowed reduced costs and decrease of chemical and water usage.
Alternative production systems are designed and accessed based on the analysis of assembly steps hierarchically.
The introduction of new technology, management practices, and alternative production systems has resulted in rapid structural change in the US dairy industry.
The profit function approach was used in order to provide flexibility to alternative production systems, market requirements or population trait levels.
An increasing proportion of approvals are engineered in some way and advances in alternative production systems and delivery methods will also likely impact upon the approvals profile over the remainder of this decade.
The potential of transgenic plants to function as efficient bioreactors for production of recombinant proteins has generated enthusiasm for this alternative production system.
Therefore, oleaginous microorganisms represent an alternative production system for sustainable lipid production as they share the special feature to produce more than 20% lipid per dry biomass as carbon storage reserves with similar fatty acid compositions as plant oils.
The objective of the approach presented in this contribution is therefore to compare and assess early alternative production system specifications parallel to the development in order to reduce the relevant solution space and save valuable development resources.
Therefore, an alternative production system for α-pinene from renewable sources via the MVA pathway in E. coli has been provided.
Thus, an alternative production system for α-pinene from renewable sources via the MVA pathway in E. coli has been provided.
