The phrase "armament manufacturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the production of weapons and military equipment.
Example: "The government has increased its budget for armament manufacturing to enhance national security."
Alternatives: "weapons production" or "military equipment manufacturing".
Though the slogan harks back to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1930s New Deal program of infrastructure spending and labor reforms, she compared the program she envisions to the tens of billions of dollars spent on armaments manufacturing and the rebuilding of Europe after World War II.
Berthollet was assigned as an instructor of procedures for manufacturing armaments and gunpowder and as a lecturer on chemistry at the short-lived École Normale de l'an III.
Most important, the Lucas plan linked production with human need, promoting use-value over exchange-value, converting jobs manufacturing armaments into ones creating socially useful products – swords into ploughshares indeed.
Each member shall notify to the Agency the names and locations of the depots on the mainland of Europe containing armaments subject to control and of the plants on the mainland of Europe manufacturing such armaments, or, even though not in operation, specifically intended for the manufacture of such armaments.
It also has diversified manufacturing, including foundries, armament works, food processing, and plants that manufacture tires and machinery.
Also participating in the production of TAM and variant components were Argentine companies Military Factories General San Martín (manufacturing the chassis), Río Tercero (turret and armament) and Bator Cocchis, S.A.
There is a long tradition of armaments manufacture.
In order to provide armaments and to build his navy (Russia had virtually no warships at all), metallurgical and manufacturing industries on a grand scale had to be created; and Peter devoted himself tirelessly to meeting these needs.
Difficulties in manufacturing the guns and the delayed construction of the monitors themselves forced the Admiralty to change the armament to a pair of the 9-inch guns in the forward turret and a pair of 15 inches smoothbore muzzle-loading Rodman guns in the aft turret.
Falkner was director of an armaments company, and it is possible that it was taken by an enemy agent mistaking it for documents relating to weapons manufacturing.
