"productive generation" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a group of people that are actively involved in creating something. For example: The current productive generation of software engineers is creating user-friendly applications that make life much easier.
To start with, rebalancing the global economy should follow an expansionary macroeconomic path based on productive employment generation and shifting labour to higher value-added activities in developing countries.
Western investors may find that earlier foreign investment strategies that exploited opportunities for excessive resource extraction and ecological degradation, and did not benefit the people through productive employment generation, are less likely to be accepted – not least because now more alternatives are available.
The above excerpt indicates how the students' effective collaboration fuelled productive idea generation for optimizing the goal in a redesign.
The best path towards a productive 3rd generation of drug delivery technology requires an honest, open dialog without any preconceived ideas of the past.
Central to that progress must be a fully engaged and productive younger generation.
These experiments demonstrated that Notch is indeed a necessary and sufficient molecular determinant of human myogenic responses required for productive myoblast generation by young stem cells, and capable of rescuing myogenesis of aged human satellite cells even in old systemic milieu (Fig 6A, B).
But in Africa, Aids is slicing huge chunks out of the economically productive middle generations as 15 to 49-year-olds succumb to the virus.
At a news conference on Wednesday, just as the House and Senate were wrapping up, President Obama — the catalyst for much of what happened, substantively and politically — called the 111th Congress the most productive in generations and said the postelection legislative blitz proved that the two parties could work together.
