The phrase "economic production methods" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the techniques or processes used to produce goods or services in a cost-effective manner. Example: The company implemented new economic production methods, which resulted in higher profits and increased efficiency.
The diminishing supply of non-renewable feedstocks--and concern over environmental ramifications of their use in fuel and chemical production--highlights the need for technological advances to improve the economic viability of sustainable production methods.
Though no company immediately committed to economic production by any specific method, experiments with in situ processes were begun and in some cases completed.
Internet Plus, which integrates Internet innovations with various social and economic fields, strongly promotes the innovation of production methods, organizational structure, management concepts, and business models.
Thus, leaving aside a discussion of disposable consumption culture inducing greater levels economic production (Thompson 1979; O'Brien 1999), we understand there to be more efficient methods of economic stimulus than changing treatment methods.
To allow for an economic production of these chemicals, the use of innovative equipment and methods has to be investigated to intensify the processes.
However, at present, with landfill the dominant treatment method, each tonne of rubber or electronic waste treated produces economic production worth only $US116 or $US25 (Table 7).
Their oeuvre spans from beer ('Free Beer') and soda ('Guaraná Power') to alternative energy production methods to movies and installations, and their projects are often related to economic forces, democratic production conditions and self-organization.
Similar methods have also made it possible to use plants as bioreactors for economic production of pharmaceuticals.
The paper presents a method for the optimal design of oil production platforms and the systematic evaluation of the economic production capacity of a main field with an adjacent satellite field.
