"mass production model" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific type or method of production used in manufacturing goods on a large scale. Example: The company decided to switch to a mass production model in order to meet the high demand for their products and reduce production costs.
The mass production model is being replaced by a vision of a flexible multiproduct firm that emphasizes quality and speedy response to market conditions while utilizing technologically advanced equipment and new forms of organization.
Manufacturing will transition into the most efficient, personalized mass production model we've ever seen.
Because it is made of low-cost plastics, it is expected that a mass production model could cost as little as $10.
Any one-off project is going to cost more than a mass production model.
After global economic crisis exposed the limits of the Fordist assembly line-style mass production model, the world veered sharply back toward the liberal, unregulated Manchester capitalism that had predominated before the second world war.
The same respondents described mass production models as antithetical to the individualized mentoring model necessary to support trainees interested in academia.
The question remains unanswered, because, fortunately, none of these crash-survival strategies ever made it to a mass-production model.
The mass-production model of the CH-5 Rainbow, with its 21-metre wingspan and capacity to carry 1,000kg of equipment, made its first flight at an airshow in northern Hebei province last Friday.
Value streams based on Henry Ford's mass-production model from the early 1900s do not deliver the strategic flexibility that is needed in today's increasingly competitive and demanding market.
In fact, there'd be nothing wrong with a small red bell pepper or half a big one, so long as it wasn't an insipid mass-production model.
The D 7 was the mass-production model and differed mainly from the D 6 by having different tracks and a NL 38 TRKM engine.
