"per unit production" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a quantity or rate in relation to a specific unit of production, such as a single product or production unit. Example: The cost of materials used per unit production has decreased due to our new supplier.
In many cases the relevant innovation/inventions are what can be termed "enabling": that is enabling the huge scale-up required; and second and assuring that when scale-up makes long production runs possible, the technology is cost-effective when considered in per unit production, including assemblage, terms.
In Japan, the percentage of domestic Japanese production attributable to secondary industries (manufacturing), which exhibit high rates of CO2 emissions per unit production (i.e., large direct emissions coefficients), fell drastically, from 49%% in 1990 to just 39%% in 2005.
In this scenario, assuming 10%% interest rate per year and an average replenishment period of 10 days, per unit production costs increase only by 0.27%% due to capital based holding costs.
Numerous earlier environmental SDA studies (Nansai et al. 2007; Minx et al. 2011; Yamakawa and Peters 2011; Zhang et al. 2017) have demonstrated the major contributions of final demand and sectoral emission intensity (direct emission per unit production) to increase and decrease in national GHG emissions.
His calibrated model suggested that per unit production costs can fall by as much as 20% if total production is doubled.
Results of this study indicate that improvements in the U.S. industry's carbon and GHG profile can be achieved by focusing on several areas: Continue to reduce direct and indirect emissions intensity (GHG per unit production) attributable to manufacturing operations.
Although India is among the top nations in fruit and vegetable production, the per unit productivity remains very low compared to the world average.
This includes a summation of each of the initial or first costs (investments) required to bring the product to market, as well as all of the per-unit production costing for each part and assembly in the final product.
But she neglected to calculate the per-unit production costs, and since building one V-Luxe requires a time-crunching 200 steps (Ms. Patterson and her boyfriend counted), "the labor has been donated," she said.
Increase of superoxide production at the muscle fiber level involves recruitment of supplemental units with no increase in per-unit production.
After development, the per-unit production costs of pediatric ARVs are likely high because small quantities impede the realization of economies of scale in production and distribution [ 3].
