"mass production method" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a production process that involves creating large quantities of products using standardized and efficient methods. Example: The factory implemented a new mass production method, resulting in a significant increase in output and profitability.
It is now well-recognized that one critical bottleneck standing in front of commercial utilization of graphene is the lack of a reliable mass production method for high quality graphene.
A low cost, mass production method has been used for synthesis and characterisation is achieved using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), photoluminescence (PL), auger electron spectroscopy (AES) and nanoscale two-point probe.
One of the main advantages that the template-based approach offers compared to strain engineering technology is that it is cheap and that it is a mass production method which leads to high-performance catalytic microtubular engines.
But, the recent advances in the research of the production of amorphous nano silica (Lazaro et al. 2012; Lazaro Garcia AA 2014), has paved a way for its cost effective mass production method, which makes its application in construction industry within reach (Quercia and Brouwers 2010).
Differently, roll-up nanotechnology of functional nanomembranes allows a reproducible mass production method of micro/nanomotors with custom-made dimensions, flexible in material composition and design.
This quote addresses the challenge of meeting consumer demands or tastes for artisan textile products and simultaneously meeting consumer expectations for product quality that may be influenced by their experience with mass production methods or standards, such as with the noted example of regularity in stitching.
Industrial engineering originated with the studies of Taylor, the Gilbreths, and other pioneers of mass production methods.
Demand for this car was so great that Ford developed new mass production methods in order to manufacture it in sufficient quantities.
The clothing and shoe industries, initiated in the 1860s, were stimulated by demands of the American Civil War, and mass production methods were rapidly developed.
During the Industrial Revolution, the development of factories, the introduction of mass production methods, etc. ushered in dynamic changes which rippled throughout English society and ultimately throughout the world.
For several decades, mass production methods were producing more cheap goods than ever before; the mass media and mass culture opened up new opportunities to a wider audience than ever.
