"production hall" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a large industrial factory or warehouse space where goods are manufactured or assembled. For example, "The new production hall will be the biggest and fastest yet."
The company has turned over a cavernous production hall to the Golf, outfitting it with the latest in robotic machines.
In the analysed case, several days of abundant snowfall preceded the failure that caused a collapse of the roof of a production hall.
Given the successful lab-scale remediation, the pilot plant was designed for the in-situ treatment of a soil volume of 12 m3 below a production hall.
Bigger still is Hall 14; a vast 20,000 sq metre former production hall that has exhibitions, events and an art library.
The spacious production hall that once assembled 30 fighters a month now turns out just 4. The Czechs have a long tradition of military manufacturing.
Fans leaving the Titanic Quarter right beside the production hall where the interior scenes of The Game of Thrones is shot were grateful to one man for preventing a goalmouth bloodbath worthy of the epic fantasy series.
Due to their antibacterial [15-17] [15-17]ngantifungal and deodorizing [18,19]operties, photocandlytic films are more andeodorizinguently applied to coat surfaces of sanitary products, laboratory tables, air filters, as well as in hospital rooms, canteens, production halls and rooms exposed to onerous odours, e.g. animal stables.
The busiest of its three production halls noisily cranks out 18,000 car tyres a day.
All this will happen in the old production halls, warehouses and pressure tower of the deserted industrial facility.
Catering facilities are part restaurants, part industrial production halls where thousands of workers grill, fry, bake, simmer, boil, poach, beat and braise.
Off-duty workers smoke and fiddle with their mobile phones on the kerb outside the production halls, snooze on the campus's football pitch or sit crocheting together in their dorms.
