The phrase 'produce language' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing how humans use language to communicate or create meaning. For example, "Humans are unique in their ability to produce language to express their thoughts and experiences."
We produce language in strings of words, and the means by which they stick together and make sense is grammar.
I was now suffering from aphasia, a condition that means it's difficult or impossibe to receive and produce language.
It also left him with expressive aphasia, the ability to produce language only with great effort, if at all.
This course is a practical introduction to psycholinguistics -- the study of how humans learn, represent, comprehend, and produce language.
Of particular interest is an epilogue in which researchers themselves answer a question about whether babies, if stranded in the Galápagos, would produce "language in any form".
What are the circuits inside each of those regions, that enable these little pink bits, here, to understand and produce language?
The learning enables the speaker to (1) navigate along the semantic relations between proplets, (2) produce language-dependent word form surfaces from the core values of proplets traversed, and (3) handle function word14 precipitation, micro word order, and agreement.
He isn't yet producing language.
In SLI, children have noticeable problems with understanding and/or producing language, for no obvious reason.
It also runs language and cultural programs and has a small publishing arm that produces language dictionaries.
They hope to learn more about how the human body produces language and to develop algorithms that can accurately describe the dynamics of the vocal tract.
