"factory mill" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a manufacturing facility that produces goods, typically using machinery or industrial equipment. Example: The new factory mill is expected to increase production by 50%, providing more job opportunities for the local community.
The 20-employee firm brokered custom tooling for factory mills and lathes.
It's not just steam that Turner embraced, but factories, mills, all sorts of industry.
"It will be directly related to our ability to rebuild factories, mills, and other economic enterprises".
(Recall that this was 1917, when immigrant children rarely went to school but worked in factories, mills, and slaughterhouses, for wages far lower than those of adult men).
Quetzaltenango is a centre for trade between the coast and the highlands and a processing centre with textile factories, mills, and breweries.
The National Gallery of Art presents Charles Sheeler's no-nonsense yet melancholic images of factories, mills and skyscrapers (including "Architectural Planes," above), and highlights the versatility of a career that encompassed painting, drawing, photography and film.
As an investigator and photographer for the National Child Labor Committee, Mr. Hine (1874-1940) made pictures of exploited children in factories, mills and mines, producing telling images that were instrumental in the passage of child labor laws.
The contemporaneous wave of innovative music produced in the city owed far less to local traditional music e.g., brass bands than it did to the musical possibilities offered by the very electronic technology that contributed to the closing of the city's factories, mills, and mines.
During the Industrial Revolution factories, mills and terraced hovels grew up along the river banks.
As a result, a general strike was called, and on 1918, work was stopped in railways, docks, factories, mills, theatres, cinemas, trams, public services, shipyards, newspapers, shops, and even official munitions factories.
