"closure of plants" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the shutting down or cessation of operations at a factory or manufacturing facility. Example: The closure of plants due to the economic downturn resulted in many job losses and a decline in the town's economy.
This led to a permanent loss of skills and the closure of plants that will never reopen.
"For all the hand-wringing of successive governments over the closure of plants like Redcar, the problem is that in peripheral areas – and Redcar is a peripheral area – you tend to close the plant and leave marooned workers.
Full time employment was hit by the closure of plants in Ontario, but we can presume that Canadian economists can count beans so that it might be something more worrying.
Production was also affected at a wide range of subcomponent plants.A report by Daiwa Securities said that the closure of plants operated by Hitachi Chemical, Sanyo Electric and Sony would affect the supply of lithium-iron batteries.
Longwy was long dominated by the metallurgical industry, but, with the successive closure of plants in the 1970s and 1980s, the town was forced to restructure its economy and reclaim vast tracts of derelict land.
"Time after time we've been given assurances that Tata have to plans to cut back on investment in the UK again in any further restructure or closure of plants".
The lack of Hitachi sensors led to brief closures of plants in Germany and Spain that produce the Corsa compact car for Opel, a division of G.M., and the continuing shutdown at a G.M. pickup-truck plant in Louisiana, according to IHS. "The ability to resource these components is extremely limited," Mr. Robinet said.
While the ozone-induced stomatal closure of max2 plants was as rapid as that detected in wild-type plants, the intake of ozone still remained higher due to the higher stomatal conductance at the beginning of the ozone exposure.
These responses which can be related to the age of the plant suggest that mycorrhizal colonisation did not affect stomatal closure of cowpea plants during water stress.
Total closure of both plants would incur one-off costs in excess of £100m (based on what was provided for the closure of McIntosh in 2009).
