"productive fabric" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to materials used to produce things, such as fabric used to make clothing. For example, "This factory produces high-quality productive fabric for the fashion industry."
Many of the more obvious physical manifestations of the destruction of cities are the freeways and the parking lots that replaced so much of the productive urban fabric.
The real crisis will be like that of Argentina's in 2000 — a total collapse of the economy, of institutions, of the social fabric and productive forces of the country".
Our project envisions to reclaim its productive landscapes within the existing fabric of Aqaba city.
Gaffney Manufacturing, National Textiles, Cherokee — clangorous, dusty, productive engines of the Carolinas fabric trade — fell one by one to the forces of globalization.
Since 1948 Israel has absorbed millions of immigrants -- including refugees from Arab lands, the former Soviet Union and Ethiopia -- blending into the fabric of a productive nation.
Classist disregard of the common people who carry the soul of this country and do our everyday, productive work threatens the social fabric and assaults our most basic values.
On the other hand, scrubbing the stain from the front can actually be counter-productive and spread the lipstick across the fabric.
Our proposal, "Life Forms: Growing a New Urban Landscape," offers a long-range program that imagines the entire fabric of Lower Manhattan as a synthetic, productive landscape -- an alternative to the traditional model of clearly defined parks.
At what point does selective taxation begin to rend the social fabric of trust and respect that we need for a healthy and productive society?
Green buildings seek to minimize environmental impacts, strengthen the fabric of our cities and towns, and make our work and our homes more productive and fulfilling.
