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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ancillary manufacturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to supplementary or supporting manufacturing processes that assist the main production activities.
Example: "The company has invested in ancillary manufacturing to enhance its primary production capabilities."
Alternatives: "supportive manufacturing" or "secondary manufacturing".
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These challenges constrain today's SLA printers to prototyping and ancillary manufacturing usage.
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Such principles would include having an energy system most likely to preserve a climate convivial for future generations; a system with the least toxic environmental burden and which maximises ancillary economic benefits such as local jobs, manufacturing and services.
In September, olive trees and bougainvillea were peaking across the county, and the famed multiplier effect of manufacturing — one factory job can produce six ancillary ones — was humming away in reverse.
That not only means actually manufacturing the product, but also managing all the ancillary stuff like packaging, documentation, shipping and fulfillment.
The economic growth of early Minnesota was related closely to the exploitation of its primary natural resources soils, iron ore, and timber which in turn stimulated the growth of such ancillary activities as railroad building, natural resource processing, and agricultural implement manufacturing.
Companies also have the opportunity to file for ancillary patent protection if they have discovered an invention useful in formulating or manufacturing the product, or if they have determined a new use for the product.
It will democratize manufacturing.
That stokes manufacturing.
motherboard manufacturing.
Telecom, IT, manufacturing, medical?
How broken was manufacturing?
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