"larger production" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase in the amount or output of something, such as a product or a theatrical play. Example sentence: "The company's investments in technology have led to a larger production of goods, resulting in higher profits."
With respect to discontinuous batch chromatography they have proven their ability to improve the process performance in terms of productivity, eluent consumption and product concentration especially for larger production rates.
A larger production of toxic oxygenated products was observed with increasing pressures, while low pressures promoted the formation of soot precursors.
In the Higashi-kishu area, "Forestry" and "Fishery" sectors have relative advantages, and the "Pulp, paper and wood products" sector also has relatively larger production.
For different applications and requirements, several SGVEs can be arranged in parallel to meet larger production rates and in series to obtain higher quality water product.
The studio itself is best known among parents for the Disney Tinker Bell movies, and its work is what makes the Kidaptive apps initially so appealing – the visuals look and feel like something that comes from a larger production house, as opposed to a company that just launched its first product last year.
These contours mainly follow the transition from a lower biological productivity at the beginning of the analyzed period to a state of larger production levels at the end.
Cremaster 5 represents a larger production than 4 and 1.
Washington had sought a larger production boost, of at least two million barrels a day.
Then they asked for a larger production, and Peaches Christ Superstar did a little tour in the States.
(Mr. Redden confirmed that plans for one larger production had to be scrapped for reasons of cost).
He is looking for a larger production facility, and a new house, as he and his wife are also expecting another child.
