"schedule production" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the production process (e.g. manufacturing, harvesting, etc.) and the scheduling of it. Example sentence: The company must plan and schedule production carefully to ensure that orders are fulfilled on time.
Plants wholly dedicated to the JIT concept require a logistics staff to schedule production, balancing product demand with plant capacity and availability of inputs.
In addition, by stabilising starting materials and products this also allows manufacturing sites to schedule production runs both of these points increase the likelihood that ACTs can be manufactured routinely.
Last year PeopleSoft debuted its manufacturing software products that will, for instance, tell a lampshade maker how to schedule production and how much raw material to buy when introducing a new model.
At Digital the initial configurations sometimes contained omissions or errors that had to be fixed before manufacturing could schedule production.
"Terminator Salvation," the latest installment in the film franchise, is one of the high-profile projects pushing ahead amid talk of a shutdown by studios reluctant to schedule production beyond the expiration of a contract with the Screen Actors Guild.
The Indian mill needed too much time — three to five months — to perfect its designs, send samples, schedule production, ship the fabric to the United States and get it through customs.
This is important intelligence for others in the firm who are planning and scheduling production.
We fixed a related problem by scheduling production around the most expensive machine in the plant, which was the bottleneck.
Scheduling production optimally in multistage multiproduct plants with nonidentical parallel units is a very difficult but routine problem that has received limited attention.
And it is still used consistently today as a basis for projecting costs, forecasting manpower requirements, rating personnel, scheduling production, and negotiating multimillion dollar contracts.
There is first a forward market that schedules production a day in advance, and then a spot market to adjust unexpected shocks right before operation.
