"decentralized production" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an economic system in which the production of goods and services is spread throughout a region or country instead of being concentrated in a few large companies or factories. For example, "The government has been working to implement a decentralized production system in order to spread wealth more evenly throughout the country."
Several researchers have already addressed decentralized production controls.
Its radically decentralized production modes provide greater freedom to participate effectively in defining the cultural symbols of our day.
Supercritical water is emerging as a solvent and reaction medium capable of providing selective processes while significantly reducing the reaction time, leading to the possibility of developing compact equipment for the use in biomass decentralized production plants.
The decentralized production connection (of renewable or non-renewable type) has a significant impact on the medium voltage grid operation.
Bi-level programming can be used to represent this interaction among the leader and the follower as seen in the bi-level structure of the complex real-life decentralized production distribution planning (PDP) model in Fig. 2.
The new technologies are in the process of truly revolutionizing manufacturing, for example, making far less expensive, more efficient, environmentally sound, decentralized production possible.
There is a tendency to decentralize production, and Hollywood is said to be located round the world.
Nonetheless, 3D printing has the potential to create a whole new powerful product category, to eliminate the need for complex supply chains and excessive waste while decentralizing production, wealth and knowledge.
When Detroit's automobile industry was around the same age that Silicon Valley is today, it began decentralizing production in the 1940s, decades before the 1967 race riots and competition from Asian automakers.
The aim herein was to test and characterize the TCR® reactor for the feedstock digestate and its products for syngas applications and decentralized power production.
Originally highly decentralized, electrical production was slowly centralized under state control during the latter half of the 20th century.
