"production output" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the total amount of a product that has been produced, whether in a single day, period, or over the entirety of a project. For example: "Our team increased the production output by 20% this month, which was a great success."
As a production output, we obtained the number of discharged patients, weighted by a casemix-specific relative weight [ 13].
As business avoided new hiring and stretched existing staff over increasing production, output per hour (that is, productivity) leaped at a 4.5% average annual rate and impressively pumped up profits at an average 17.1% rate.
He added that the move would "align the production output with market demand for the products they build".
Broadly speaking, inter-hospital differences in productivity can be caused by either different values of production (output differences), or cost (input) differences.
This allows farmers to set off multiple agricultural cycles per year, boosting their production output.
Factory output improved, but mainly in the automotive and car sector, which recently reported its best production output this century.
Farmers who grow millet used in the beer say better access to water has also improved their business prospects, both in production output and sales.
The government called for all three sides to study the "recovery of lost production output as well as trade and economic relations".
"The latest increase in production output is the result of investment decisions made over a number of years, well before the referendum was even a prospect.
A sharp fall in North Sea oil production in February hit the UK's industrial production output and drove down the pound on foreign exchange markets.
Major ethanol producers and lobbyists describe the developing gulf between production output and transport capacity as a temporary growing pain that will be alleviated over time.
