"manufacturing settings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific environment or location where manufacturing takes place. Example: The company has implemented new safety measures in all of its manufacturing settings to ensure the well-being of its workers.
Extensive research in operations management links employee turnover and poor training to poor performance, especially in manufacturing settings.
Models and algorithms are continuously being developed for the facility layout problem in various manufacturing settings.
In standard manufacturing settings, the criterions used to assess performance are usually related to the robot's accuracy, repeatability, speed or stiffness.
They compared compensation schemes in different manufacturing settings and found that group incentive pay and hourly pay motivate workers more effectively than individual incentive pay.
Job Safety Analysis (JSA), which is also known as Job Hazard Analysis, is an efficient proactive measure for safety risk assessment used in industrial manufacturing settings.
The utility of digital filters designed for on-line instrumentation for "continuous" measurements of the surface heat flux and temperature in manufacturing settings is also demonstrated.
The objective of this study was to devise robust and stable continuous manufacturing process settings, by exploring the design space after an investigation of the lubrication-based parameters influencing the continuous direct compression tableting of high dose paracetamol tablets.
Such rating schemes have broad applicability beyond manufacturing work settings.
The problem is that in conventional production settings, manufacturing engineers who are well versed in the design constraints imposed by specific materials and manufacturing methods "eliminate a whole set of choices at the beginning because they know what can cause problems down the road," says Hoover (see "The Difference Between Makers and Manufacturers").
Consequently, researchers focussing on the communications, manufacturing and academic settings have acknowledged the need for increased investigation of values and value congruence (cf. Abbott et al., 2005; Finegan, 2000; Jung & Avolio, 2000).
Over the past half a century, lean thinking has become more widely embraced, particularly in manufacturing and industrial settings.
