"produce components" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of creating individual parts to construct a larger item. For example: "The factory worked around the clock to produce components for the new model of car."
Many firms produce components for the automotive and aeronautical industries.
Under their agreements with Boeing, they produce components almost exclusively for Boeing.
Corning Inc. said yesterday that it would build an $80 million plant in the Rochester suburb of Henrietta, N.Y., that would produce components for fiber optic communication networks.
Suppliers would not be able to produce components for the brand's cars until August, the statement said.
And this includes innovations by those without power: even if they do not necessarily become powerful in the process, they produce components of a city, thus leaving a legacy that adds to its cosmopolitanism – something that few other places enable.
Corning, seeking to meet spiraling demand for fiber optic systems to handle Internet traffic, has spent billions of dollars this year in acquisitions to expand its capacity to produce components that speed light signals through telecommunications networks.
The managers have been adding shares of the Woodward Governor Company, which is based in Rockford, Ill., and produces components for commercial aircraft and industrial equipment engines.
His father retired as a software designer at the Woodward Governor Company, a firm in Fort Collins that produces components for engines used in commercial aircraft and industrial equipment.
Over the years, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Aircraft's parent company, has produced components for McDonnell Douglas fighter planes and the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
One manager at a factory that produces components for television sets described his machinery as "100 percent killed in action".
We demonstrate that the system produces components with >99% density.
