The phrase "control production" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of managing or overseeing the creation and manufacturing of goods or services. Example: The company's new CEO implemented strict measures to control production in order to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
Neiro et al. (2014) focused on the scheduling of an in-line diesel blending and distribution subsystem of an oil refinery, considering crude oil unloading, mixing, and inventory control, production unit scheduling, and finished product blending and shipping.
In manufacturing, there are several activities that require careful coordination such as design, database control, production scheduling and planning of procurement, marketing, and scheduling to accommodate product delivery requirements.
"Our owner is Chinese," he said, "but we in Switzerland control production and daily operations.
In fact, the industry's fault lines may doom efforts to control production and distribution.
But events overtook the film: as the budget escalated out of control, production was shut down.
Their purpose was to limit the supply of labour in a profession and to control production.
They should take "revolutionary" measures, said Mr Rafsanjani, to control production.
They had struck a deal to control production and enter into a partnership with Demerara, in which they pay for use of the facilities.
Moreover, Russia's oil companies have been privatized, unlike those of other outside producers, making it difficult for the government to control production.
And not a movie, either; since women rarely control production, there are few movies of this type, and even fewer that have mass impact.
At Gucci Group, we can almost control production because we give the factories so much business that they will work for us first.
