'production flows' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the rate or pace at which something is produced, typically by a company or factory. For example, "The company increased its production flows over the past five years, resulting in a more successful output."
The model integrates location and capacity choices for suppliers, plants and warehouses selection, product range assignment and production flows.
Exploiting the intrinsic flexibility of product and process design, we present two approaches that synchronize production flows through the manufacturing system.
While it brings no revelatory ideas to bear on the play, Mr. Kulick's production flows naturally to its beneficent conclusion.
They're all worthy and timely concerns, enacted by sympathetic performers, and the production flows as smoothly as John Lee Beatty's sleek sliding sets.
Directed by Hugh Hamrick, who also designed the drolly picturesque sets, and enacted by a priceless quartet of quick-sketch caricaturists, the production flows with polished professionalism through 75 intermissionless minutes.
(2) Although technological progress and enhanced recovery techniques can temporarily boost production flows from mature fields, it is not reasonable to view these factors as the primary determinants of annual production rates from a given field.
CAE systems reduce the time needed to develop new products and increase productivity by optimizing production flow and scheduling and by providing greater flexibility in altering machine operations.
They showed that, as the production flow rate increases the product purity decreases; as the production step time increases the product purity reduces while its recovery increases.
The goal there is to offer both a prototype flow and the ability to graduate into a production flow, allowing developers and companies to get products out the door that require custom silicon.
The theaters were linked by satellite; each had its own master of ceremonies, each featured musical numbers from the nominated shows, and the joint production flowed seamlessly from one site to the other.
Propelled by Mr. Sondheim's extensive underscoring, Harold Prince's production flowed from scene to scene within a cavernous metal cage, using revolving set pieces housing Mrs. Lovett's pie shop, Sweeney's tonsorial establishment and the show's other locations.
