"directed production" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the organization and management of the production of goods and services. For example, "The CEO worked hard to ensure a smooth transition to the new directed production system."
It was the same this week, with Gaynor MacFarlane's exquisitely directed production of Betrayal (Radio 4, Saturday).
What she finally achieves, as she and Ray wrestle — sometimes literally — in Amy Saltz's tautly directed production, turns out to be both all and none of the above.
In this beautifully directed production, Hedda is all sinuous feline, Tesman a galumphing canine, Brack a predatory beast, Løvborg prissy and controlled until his night on the tiles reduced him to a deliriously trembling wreck.
As I watched Edward Hall's diligently directed production of David Lindsay-Abaire's 2006 Pulitzer-winning play, I wished I could forget the screen version because the stage offering is, by contrast, helplessly… well, stagey.
The second world war prolonged their life, by delaying the onset of corruption in Soviet Russia, by preserving the idea of sacrifice as a national duty, by lending respectability to the idea of centrally directed production.
Success establishes E. coli as a viable option for the heterologous production of erythromycin A and more broadly as a platform for the directed production of erythromycin analogs.
She wrote, devised, produced and directed productions.
For so long, I've directed productions where everybody I've needed was there.
He is a member of Leonia's community theater, the Players Guildd, where he has performed in and directed productions.
At Sheffield Margerison also became involved with the drama society and he directed productions for Sheffield's repertory theatre.
He directed productions at Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, before becoming a staff producer at the RSC in 1961.
