The phrase "productive order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or arrangement that is efficient and conducive to achieving results.
Example: "To maximize our efficiency, we need to establish a productive order for our tasks."
Alternatives: "efficient sequence" or "effective arrangement."
According to Amazon's metrics, I was one of their most productive order pickers – I was a machine, and my pace would accelerate throughout the course of a shift.
Talk story about attending the black Elks' 75th annual Grand Lodge Convention of the Improved Benevolent and Productive Order of Elks of the World.
By Jervis Anderson The New Yorker, September 2 , 1974P. 23 Talk story about attending the black Elks' 75th annual Grand Lodge Convention of the Improved Benevolent and Productive Order of Elks of the World.
However, Canellales and Piperales also share the highest extinction rates, making Laurales and Magnoliales the most productive orders in terms of net diversification.
But global cost pressures have forced manufacturers to become much more productive in order to remain competitive, which has driven the sustained fall in manufacturing employment.
From a theoretical standpoint, answering such questions means rethinking the very question of the value of trips: must they be productive in order to have a positive value?
With the aim to increase the efficiency, stability and lifetime of dye sensitized solar cells, the research and development activity has been very productive in order to find the proper set of materials and the best architectures.
Agroforestry systems, which include woodlands, pasturelands and various livestock species, are multifunctional systems that must be productive in order to guarantee their conservation, as well as their provision of services such as the maintenance of the landscape and/or cultural uses.
But a larger story emerges: of a woman tortured by demons that waged war on a compulsively productive, painstakingly ordered nature, in which achievement counted above all else.
With the playoffs set to begin, the following bench players were the most productive reserves, ordered by player efficiency rating, among those averaging 15 to 20 minutes a game.
Using confirmatory item-level factor analysis and scores on both tests, obtained from 100 students, we tested four models (unitary, correlated, receptive-productive, andhigher-order) for the TEAP test.
