"rich production" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a large or abundant amount of production, especially when describing an area's economic output. For example, "The country had a rich production of steel in the 1970s".
Given his track record, Richard Jones unsurprisingly leans more towards the latter in a strange, rich production that echoes Nabokov's claim that the play was the product of Gogol's "private nightmares peopled with his own incomparable goblins".
Her voice is strong and insistent, with some rich production of sounds in the throat.
Film advertising is not allowed on French television, to provide something of a level playing field for rich production companies and more modest independent producers.
Television adopted the rich production values and visual language traditionally associated with the movies, taking creative risks and developing complex narratives.
Coastal upwelling, and hence a rich production of plant and animal life, occurs seasonally and locally off the central gulf coasts of Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
Of a very rich production, about 200 secular poems and even more religious ones were preserved, though no collection of his poems survived.
After all, the iPhone version of Super Monkey Ball costs $3.99, includes more than 100 levels and features far richer production values than this game does.
The rice producer lobby may say that it is impossible to remain under the threshold and seek to continue to sell the same As-laden rice, but it is very likely that, should the regulations be implemented, rice varieties with low As absorption would be very quickly identified and the most As-rich production areas would be switched to other types of agricultural crops that do not accumulate arsenic.
He had skied in the celebrity events at Aspen, signed one of the richest productions deals in Hollywood, and bought his first jet.
The substantial band and rich, full production do make Cripple Crow sound more like a conventional album.
Trevor Horn handed the microphone back to Jon Anderson, but stayed in the producer's seat, and his rich 1980s production is very much of its time.
