"production limit" is a correct phrase and it is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the maximum amount or quantity that can be produced within a given period of time or under certain conditions. It is often used in business and manufacturing contexts. Example: The company has reached its production limit for this month and will not be able to fulfill any more orders.
Most of these processes are aerobic, with few exceptions (e.g., alcoholic fermentation), and attention is focused on assembling a high-flux product pathway with a production limit usually set by the oxygen transfer rate.
Whether or not this proves to be the case, the photojournalists and sports photographers who Nikon hopes will buy the camera often do not need more pixels, since the limitations of newspaper and Web production limit the detail that can be reproduced in most cases.
To be more precise, change in technical efficiency is described as the efficiency in reaching the production limit, and technological change as the curve shift in productivity limit (Mahadevan 2002).
OPEC had sought to end quota cheating at its December meeting, when it raised the production limit to 23 million, from 21.7 million barrels a day.
If Iran pumps in line with its share of the market, the cartel's production limit would rise by 1.7 million barrels a day, or 7percentt.
The Agriculture Department is ordering the production limit at the request of the two biggest cranberry producers: Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. and Northland Cranberries Inc.
Members including Venezuela and Algeria are urging production limits in hopes of propping up prices.
Exhausting the oil surplus took producers years of disciplined production limits.
A1 Slight Rise in Oil Production OPEC decided to raise production limits by about 708,000 barrels a day, or 2.5percentt.
In the past, when OPEC failed to agree on production limits, prices have plummeted as production soared.
Tighter production limits may have to be set for individual farms.
