"production manpower" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the employees or workers involved in producing goods or performing services. Example: The company is looking to increase its production manpower in order to keep up with the high demand for their products.
It is a question of better employment and distribution policies.Today production capacities (nature, manpower, capital) are under-used.
There's no way Korean films could catch up with production costs and manpower and the advanced technology of Hollywood movies.
Then last November CMC told Patel he could reduce costs and increase production without adding manpower.
Economic intervention, regulation, and state control of manpower, production and transport were much greater in the Confederacy than in the Union.
The eco-innovative market has a great potential to grow and become more competitive, although some barriers still need to be transposed: clearer regulations, logistics, high quality manpower and production of more convenient products for consumers.
This policy of drawing workers to Qin had two consequences: it increased production in Qin, and manpower was lost in the neighbouring states.
The health market (patient population) might not be big enough in relation to the investments in increased production capacity (equipment and manpower).
It can be speculated that this reflects that the market (patient volume) might not be big enough in relation to the investments in increased production capacity (equipment and manpower) at hospitals.
For half a thousand years after its invention, in Mesopotamia, writing was used exclusively for bookkeeping: "the massive effort through a system of notation to make a society, its manpower, and its production legible to its rulers and temple officials, and to extract grain and labor from it".
"They want to reduce costs by reducing the manpower and regulate production at 1.7m tonnes a year.
