"industrialization project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but typically refers to a planned effort to develop or improve industrial processes and infrastructure in a certain area or industry. Example: The government has allocated a budget of $10 million for the industrialization project in the northern region, aimed at boosting employment opportunities and economic growth.
This support is evaluated in an industrial study of one industrialization project in the manufacturing industry.
The industrialization project follows the process to design layout, work places, and plan for installation of new equipment to create a production system within a refurbished shop floor area.
The result shows that visualization support gave a great advantage to identify the possible risks and problems, which resulted in higher confidence and substantial timesaving in planning and execution of the industrialization project.
The industrialization project has become very important, and steps were taken to establish a Free Zone inside the farm.
We then contrast 'thinking big' – infrastructure and industrialization projects – and 'thinking small' – the appropriate technologies movement – approaches to development, looking at past and present projects in both areas.
These are countries that have successfully completed their industrialization projects and need to find outlets for investment in the industrialization of others.
Furthermore, with the support of National Science and Technique Foundation during the "10th Five-Year Plan" and national high-tech industrialization demonstration project, the producing strain of nisin and the techniques for fermentation and extraction were further improved, resulting in a large increase in production and at a lower cost.
Citing the rate at which the population was expanding and the spread of industrialization, it projected a dismal future for the planet.
In the nineteen-thirties, under Stalin, Soviet railway planners revived the proposal as part of the country's industrialization drive, but the project went nowhere.
Testing of different drying techniques, like agitated drying in conical or filter dryers as well as spray drying, proved them to be very promising alternatives to the conventional tray drying process and might be used during the industrialization phase of the project.
One is cheerily titled, "the accomplishments of the coal and metal industries" in the interwar period, when a Stalinist project of forced industrialization was backed by a terrorist campaign.
