"manufacturing version" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a version of a product that is ready to be manufactured and sold to consumers. For example: The company released their latest manufacturing version of the product to the public.
Two types of cloud computing adoptions in the manufacturing sector have been suggested, manufacturing with direct adoption of cloud computing technologies and cloud manufacturing the manufacturing version of cloud computing.
It's worth noting that any reported bugs are relevant to build 10240, which isn't the final RTM (release to manufacturing) version.
This green car technology, currently in proof of concept stage, is now being shopped around to private investors for funding to demonstrate a manufacturing version of it.
At the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show, the automaker committed to manufacturing versions of its hybrid Saturn Vue SUV with a much larger battery pack that can be charged via an ordinary household socket.
Interpretative repertoires refer to the clusters of meanings that people utilize to built up their arguments, in a way that seems sensible for them; in Wetherell and Potter's words they are "the building blocks used for manufacturing versions of actions, self and social structures in talk" (Wheterell and Potter, p. 90) [ 38].
It's more honest to "let the audience hear and know that you are manufacturing a version of events," he noted later.
It also adapts some its products to meet local expectations — for example, the plant caters to Indian mothers by manufacturing a version of the popular kids' nutritional supplement PediaSure that is flavored with saffron and almonds.
Indian companies would have been prevented from manufacturing generic versions of Gleevec, which they sell domestically and internationally for about a tenth of what Novartis charges.
In the months leading up to those expirations, roughly a dozen companies around the globe would begin manufacturing generic versions of the drug.
Moreover, no NDRA from VL-endemic countries or from countries manufacturing generic versions have such standards.
They revived works like Rafael Marquina's widely copied 1961 oil and vinegar cruets (the Spanish company Mobles 114 is now manufacturing an authorized version).
