"lean process" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a systematic approach to eliminating waste and increasing efficiency in a process or system. It is often used in business and manufacturing contexts. Example: Our company has implemented a lean process in our production line, resulting in a significant decrease in production time and cost.
The weighted distribution-free optimization scheme was repeated to compound information from a key lean process indicator, the drilling processing time.
In Snohomish County, Washington, a Lean process was used to streamline the permitting process, significantly reducing processing time.
CPIP focuses on the fundamentals of lean process improvement methodology, data analysis, and team dynamics.
Beth Comstock, GE vice chair responsible for creating new businesses, embraced the lean process.
While some adherents claim that the lean process can make individual start-ups more successful, I believe that claim is too grandiose.
For example, a hotel might focus on how a lean process will improve guest satisfaction; that's more likely to motivate employees than an emphasis on cost savings.
"If we get lean processes in place we could save £100,000," Stevenson says.
This study introduces a novel mathematical model to design lean processes in hybrid assembly lines.
The gains for GFS and its customers become clearly visible when we look at how the process works today (see the exhibit "Car Repair After Lean Processes").
Wokingham's Top 5 tips for email customer service are: Invest in technology that delivers lean processes and efficient customer management of all channel interaction.
While the Cabinet Office trumpet their success in introducing lean processes to speed up procurement decision-making, 90% of business respondents to a Confederation of British Industry survey found that procurement had not changed at all or had got worse.
