"concentration of production" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of centralizing or focusing a company's production in a specific location or on a specific product. Example: The concentration of production in China has caused a decrease in manufacturing jobs in the United States.
The flotation prospectus contains 35 pages of risk factors, including warnings about the concentration of production in China, product costs, foreign-exchange risks and shifts in consumer taste.
That concentration of production talent is having another impact on the reality shows, Mr. Davies said.
By the 20th century the greatest concentration of production was centred in the Western Hemisphere particularly Brazil.
But that was not at all the point of New Trade Theory, which ended up suggesting that concentration of production due to increasing returns is generally beneficial to importers as well as exporters of increasing-returns goods, that it generally reinforced the case for open trade, rather than undermining it.
"But it does facilitate the concentration of production here in Grimsby, which is the major centre [for Young's Seafood Ltd], so it'll be good for the town.
Egypt is no exception: it is characterized by a high concentration of production factors and resources in governorates comprising the greater Nile delta Lower Egypt.
The influence of MSG concentration on production of extracellular Monascus pigments was very limited (entry 1 and entry 2).
Fig. 4 The impact of different salt concentration on production of plant growth promoting traits of M. oryzae CBMB20 cells.
However, most states in the east did have their fair share of this type of occupation, with Ohio, Tennessee, and Indiana having high concentrations of production, transportation, and material moving workers.
Therefore, the concentration of livestock production, most noted by CAFO-style production, has continued to expand in most states.
The negative coefficient estimate for CzechLager is not surprising given the concentration of beer production in that country, with the concomitant economies of scale that lead to lower average production costs (Ruddick 2015).
