"production break" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a temporary interruption or pause in the manufacturing or creation of goods or services. Example: The company announced a production break due to a shortage of materials. This will delay the launch of their new product by two weeks.
Agents of SHIELD – on a scheduled production break this week – is still finding its footing, but could potentially learn from its scrappy rival.
This news comes after reports that the factory producing the vaunted American hybrid would take a production break following weaker-than-expected sales earlier this year.
But Toyota Australia argues that the length of its production break causes supply backlogs to the Middle East, which then have to be made up by working overtime the rest of the year.
There is a production break throughout a few days in February, but that's been planned for some time now.
"It's a show that's about a lot of tough choices at a time in life when you're particularly indecisive," said Gangemi, resting in the air-conditioned clubhouse during a production break.
Ford has cut one shift in three and is using frequent production breaks to conserve cash.
The current production, broken into 28 scenes over three acts, runs three hours.
Ms. Danes most remembers what happened after the production broke for the day.
The genre and the economic landscape in which "Fiddler" teeters or thrives has changed radically since the first production broke records by running for thirty-two hundred and forty-two performances.
Since then, five new episodes have already been shown in the US, albeit in rather piecemeal fashion due to the Winter Olympics and production breaks.
The creative team behind the production broke that news on Monday; they had previously announced that Colin Donnell and Celia Keenan-Bolger would play the other two central roles, Franklin Shepard and Mary Flynn, in the tale of showbiz dreams and disappointments.
