"production circulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of producing and distributing goods or products. Example: The company has streamlined its production circulation, resulting in faster delivery times and increased customer satisfaction.
Nyland (1986) argues that a series of arguments and political movements emerges when the rationalization in time arrangements according to economic benefits extends to production, circulation, and exchanges, that is, workers struggle to achieve time for social life (free time) within the economic time system.
We analyzed a series of 48 coprolites from Lluta Valley archaeological sites to test the hypothesis that the Inka Empire introduced a different framework for crop production, circulation, and consumption that reached domestic levels of local communities.
The interfaces and routes of transfer important in production, circulation and removal of ISF and CSF are indicated schematically in Figure 3.
We found multiple pathways enriched for signaling activity, wound healing, oxygen, cytokine production, circulation, and cation transport (Additional file 4: Table S4 and Additional file 1: Table S5).
For Bourdieu, a field is a "space" encompassing both the production, circulation and appropriation of material goods or symbols (as for example in the fields of literature, art, science, or economy), as well as the power relations between players (individuals, institutions or social groups).
In the summary Table 4, we label these three groups as the industrial, flexible, and professional types of production-circulation systems, in reference to Storper's and Salais [38] work on 'worlds of production'.
Third, the production and circulation of medicines should be regulated, including the restriction of medicine approval, control of medicine prices, and circulation cost.
Physical and economic barriers to the production and circulation of discourse have crumbled; digital culture is a culture of abundance, of more.
Since the introduction of the euro in 2002, the Bank of Italy has been responsible for the production and circulation of euro notes in accordance with EU policy.
In 1989, following the approval of the U.S. attorney general, the papers' advertising, business, production, and circulation departments were combined under a joint operating agreement (JOA) into a new company, the Detroit Newspaper Agency, owned equally by Knight Ridder and Gannett.
This show doesn't prove that globalization is just a passing fancy or a centrally determining fact of life for art today, but it does prompt speculative thought about what alternatives the future might hold for the production and circulation of art.
