The word 'mechanization' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of introducing or using machinery or mechanical methods in a particular activity or industry. Example: The mechanization of farming has greatly increased productivity and efficiency, but has also led to the loss of traditional farming techniques and the displacement of small-scale farmers.
The mechanization of nature is the reduction of a living being to a mechanism or a machine for the purposes of manipulation and control and for achieving some useful end for human beings.
In 1779, Samuel Crompton, a retiring genius from Lancashire, invented the spinning mule, which made possible the mechanization of cotton manufacture.
The Industrial Revolution brought the mechanization of brewing.
However, in his long poems A Dream in the Luxembourg (1930) and A Fool i' the Forest (1925) he inveighed against the mechanization of modern man more lyrically, with bittersweet romanticism.
The succeeding form would be distinguished by the pervasive mechanization and industrialization of its productive processes, changes that introduced new dynamic tendencies into the economic system while significantly transforming the social and physical landscape.
Since 1915 North Dakota's history has been marked by increasing mechanization of agriculture, the enlargement of farms, the loss of rural population, and the widespread use of the automobile.
Many contemporary issues are concerned with automation or mechanization of mental work.
The primary technologies involved are mechanization of symbol generation (observation by machines such as radar and sonar), mechanization of symbol transmission (communication by telephone, radio, and television), and mechanization of logical manipulation of symbols (data processing and decision making by computer).
The Industrial Revolution originated in Lancashire during the 18th century with the introduction of cotton manufacture, combining the use of waterpower, the mechanization of spinning, and the adoption of the factory system.
In 1874, Greathead made the subaqueous technique really practical by refinements and mechanization of the Brunel-Barlow shield and by adding compressed air pressure inside the tunnel to hold back the outside water pressure.
Growth of the forest industry after World War II has been aided by mechanization, allowing Belgium to reduce its reliance on imported timber.
