"indigenously produced" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is produced or made within one's own country or region, rather than being imported from another country. Example: The government has been encouraging the growth of indigenously produced goods to reduce reliance on foreign imports.
They also found some foreign-made components, despite North Korea's claim that its rocket was "indigenously produced 100 percent".
Despite the country's growing appetite for indigenously produced art, there are only a handful of recognized art conservation experts.
Hollywood may spell cultural imperialism to the French, but its empire has stalled in India, whose indigenously produced films cater to a large diaspora as well as domestic audiences.
Fig. 6 Saccharification of pine needles by a commercial enzyme and b indigenously produced cellulase enzyme Fig. 7 Total sugars produced from Pine needles by a commercial enzyme b indigenously produced enzyme.
Creep behaviour of indigenously produced modified 9Cr-1Mo steel and its weld joint have been characterized.
Indigenously produced cellulase enzyme yielded 40.48 mg/ml of total sugars from 3% NaOH treated pine needles after 24 h of incubation time at 50 °C (Fig. 7b).
"Tehran may be able to indigenously produce enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon by late this decade," Mr. Tenet said.
Mr. Hecker, the Stanford professor, said he agreed for the most part with the analysis, though he said it was still unclear whether North Korea can indigenously produce the high-strength grades of maraging steel used in the rotor-tube of a centrifuge — one of the most difficult steps in centrifuge production.
Energy equivalent to 314.7 million tonnes of oil was either produced indigenously or imported in 2010, of which around half was in the form of petroleum.
The first 30 engines were to have 50% of the engine manufactured in Spain; the rest, 73% were to be produced indigenously.
In terms of goods produced indigenously, it was estimated that due to the inability of traditional suppliers to deliver manufactured goods because of trade embargoes and shipping shortages up to 400 new articles were produced in Australian factories as a result of the war.
