"expanded production capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a company or organization's ability to increase its output of goods or services. Example: The company invested in new equipment and technology to support its expanded production capacity.
This is spawning fears that major producers like China and India — which vastly expanded production capacity in recent years — will have to dump products on world markets to keep factories running and stave off unemployment, pressing prices lower.
That occurred, Mr. Mayes said, because the companies that build the cells expanded production capacity in other countries.
BMW has expanded production capacity at its plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in part to insulate the company from fluctuations in the dollar-euro exchange rate.
An oversupply of polysilicon the result of expanded production capacity across the industry combined with falling demand due to the credit crunch–has further hurt margins.
In the USA, stabilizers specialist Addivant has expanded production capacity for its high-performance antioxidant Ultranox® 626 by more than 40% at its Morgantown plant in West Virginia.
Comgate should be able to set itself apart from the competition, and be able to fully utilize its recently expanded production capacity.
This time, Gillette officials said, if they had not decided to introduce Turbo, they would have had to expand production capacity of their Mach3 blades.
China Shipping said it needed $937 million to expand production capacity, and it appointed China International Capital Corp. as the offer's lead underwriter.
Much depends on the Iraqi Ministry of Oil's plans to expand production capacity through a combination of internal and external investment, an agenda that Carroll strongly endorses.
Car sales in India, for instance, climbed 38 percent in July, and large carmakers like Ford, Nissan and Volkswagen are significantly expanding production capacity in the country.
Like BMW, other foreign firms are also betting heavily that the good times will continue by expanding production capacity in the joint ventures that the Chinese government requires them to form with domestic firms.
