"classical production" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to a theatrical or musical performance of a classical work, or to the traditional methods and techniques used in the production process. Example: The local theater company put on a stunning classical production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" last night, complete with elaborate costumes and a live orchestra.
Dench brings her special aura to a perfectly good, classical production that seems most at ease with the fairies.
The demand on multiple-use forestry to reach multiple goals creates a classical production allocation problem.
We observed the CNC formation in all the different reaction conditions tested; however, the yields were lower than the classical production of CNC.
Rapid prototyping (RP) and more generally Additive Manufacturing (AM) enable the manufacture of complex geometries, which are very difficult to build with classical production.
A classical production model has been used to define the conditions of relative advantage of different response options and to capture the effect of some contextual variables on such conditions.
A classical production is divided into three sections: the opening pas de deux (dance for two), or adagio; variations or individual performances by the partners, first by the male and then by the female; and the final pas de deux, or coda.
Iraq also permeated classical productions, from Nicholas Hytner's Henry V to Katie Mitchell's Iphigenia at Aulis.
Throughout the 1940s she toured extensively with the Old Vic and Stratford companies in classical productions.
After his Compagnie des Quinze disbanded, he settled in England, where he directed several classical productions.
Now the repertory is an eclectic mix of full-length classical productions and shorter works by contemporary choreographers.
There was lushness, and beauty, he said, contrasted with the austerity of most classical productions, certainly at the Royal Shakespeare Company, at that time in England.
