"producing culture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the creation and development of culture in a certain area. For example, "The nation is actively engaged in producing culture."
Like many films involving libraries, it also veers toward sanctimony regarding the fundamental value of reading, of consuming and producing culture.
Instead, Sherman warns against a risk-averse producing culture that sees Broadway as the be-all and end-all and an ecology that encourages new musical composers and lyricists into the field, but struggles to support them.
In the drop collapsing test, a drop of surfactant producing culture was flattened on oil surface leading to positive reaction.
In The Wealth of Networks, Yochai Benkler writes about how "[t]he practice of producing culture makes us all more sophisticated readers, viewers, and listeners, as well as more engaged makers".
The scTCR Vαβ producing culture showed sign of growth arrest when rFkpA was transcribed from its endogenous promoter (Table 1).
All P450s and TH encoding genes were highly transcribed in the producing culture, along with orf8 of unknown function.
Posing as benevolent, employers who engage in this kind of rhetoric are producing cultures that make it harder for workers to negotiate fair hours at fair rates.
For evaluation of the efficiency of the acidic pH treatment for cell disruption, SELP-59-A producing cultures were used.
A systems biology approach was performed to analyze degeneration of product formation in high penicillin producing cultures of P. chrysogenum.
All four of these 4B2A1 scTCR producing cultures (Vαβ and Vβα from pFKPEN and pFKPEI) showed robust growth (Table 1).
One gene involved in serine and cysteine synthesis (Pc21g03190, encoding a putative hydroxypyruvate dehydrogenase) showed an increased transcript level in penicillinG producing cultures of the DS17690 strain.
