"batch construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in technical or formal writing to refer to the process of creating a batch, or a group of items or tasks that are processed together. Example: The batch construction process for the new product involved carefully selecting and combining raw materials in order to achieve the desired consistency and quality.
In order to solve batch construction problems of military projects with specific attributes, this paper proposes the engineerization management method, discusses the connotation and main contents of engineerization management, and applies the DEA method in effect evaluation of engineerization management for the first time.
However, the prototype offered little improvement in performance over the N class when tested on non-restricted routes, which led to an initial reluctance within the management of the Southern Railway to authorise batch construction.
Tenders for the 692 new units were issued by the Housing Ministry as part of the third and last batch of construction permits for 2009 across Israel.
They start by picking a theme and a name, and then put leaders in charge of areas like structural design and analysis, concrete mix design (kitchen mixers come in handy for making test batches) and construction (the concrete is usually molded in a marathon session that can last the better part of a day).
The 1904/05 construction batch moved the sandboxes back to the front splasher and new items were feed water heating, single ram pumps and balanced crank axles.
Batch mode enables automatic construction and execution of multiple experiments, as well as processing and analysis of recorded measurements.
Large batch effects from library construction methods or problems with tissue contamination during dissection [ 41] may be revealed by this process.
The respective Pearson correlation coefficient of two replicates was 0.97 and 0.96, indicatively minimum sequencing batch effect and reliable library construction and sequencing technology.
This generic procedure, referred to as Least-Squares Dynamic Programming (LSDP), combines an approximation of the value of a sampling policy based on a linear regression, the construction of a batch of MRF realizations and a backwards induction algorithm.
Defects were found in boiler construction across the batch, and necessitated six replacement boilers, re-riveting, re-fitting of tubes and replacement of firebox stays.
Each place has its own signs of an improving economy — a few new construction sites, even a batch of job openings.
