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The phrase "curtail production" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to reduce or limit the amount of goods or products being produced. Example: The company has decided to curtail production due to a decrease in demand for their products. This decision will help them cut costs and improve their profitability in the long run.
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Just take his advice to cut capital expenditure to the bone and curtail production.
Low oil prices -- before OPEC moved last year to curtail production -- made other fuels cheap alternatives.
Carmakers nearby, such as Honda in Swindon and Toyota near Derby, will curtail production for up to two months.
Some wind farms have even had to curtail production because they can't move the electricity they generate.
The Louisiana-Pacific Corporation, a lumber maker, plans to curtail production for the rest of the year at most of its North American plants because of less demand.
Separately yesterday, Weyerhaeuser said it would curtail production at three Canadian mills, putting about 1,000 people out of work for at least two weeks.
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Manufacturers have discontinued or curtailed production of videocassette recorders.
And last week, a power failure curtailed production at a refinery in Torrance.
The company has already started curtailing production in Europe to match reduced demand.
Alcoa blamed lower aluminum prices and curtailed production in its European primary metals business.
Just as the company appeared to be rebounding from the tsunami damage, widespread flooding in Thailand, a major manufacturing base for Japanese automakers, again curtailed production.
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