The sentence "inputs for production" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a business process or production line where materials or other inputs are used in the process or production of a product. For example: "The factory requires various inputs for production, such as raw materials, energy, and labor."
For example, intermediate and recycling industries typically use bulky inputs for production, and thus consistent quality is often preferred.
African governments should also enhance the benefits of market- or efficiency-seeking Chinese FDI by ensuring the outsourcing of their activities to local entrepreneurs; increasing local sourcing of inputs for production; and ensuring the employment of local workers under fair labour practices.
The report cited a number of economic indicators to illustrate the point: In 2008, 95% of Gaza's industrial operations were suspended due to lack of access inputs for production and export problems.
Craft people used to produce the inputs for production themselves, i.e. making the loom, dyeing, rush growing.
Cassava is reputed to be a crop that requires relatively low labour inputs for production.
The FAO Environmental Statistics team of the Statistics Division ESS ENVV) supports FAO member countries in the development of core agri-environmental statistics, including statistics on land use and land cover, on inputs for production such as water, fertilizers and pesticides, and on environmental impacts, such as air emissions statistics.
Information regarding cropping patterns, the quantity of input for production of each crop and crop yield were provided using in-person interviews.
Closely related to production scheduling is purchasing, because many of the inputs needed for production must be purchased from outside vendors.
Thus, a major challenge is reducing the inputs required for production.
Owing to the large amounts of resources needed to produce animal proteins, we thus considered reduction of not only agrochemicals but all types of inputs needed for production.
These systems would decrease some of the inputs needed for production (e.g. water, nutrients and land) but they are energy demanding.
