"special production" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific kind of production, such as a theatrical production, film production, or manufacturing production. For example, "The theater company is putting on a special production of Romeo and Juliet this summer."
A new special production division has helped drive new business, allowing the company to partner with clients, developing ideas for new components and bringing them to prototype stage.
Ernestomeda, which has not yet settled on a release date, considers the kitchen a "special production"; apparently there are engineering issues to work out.
He is so good at them -- and enjoys them so much -- that he tours in a special production of "Hamlet," in which he plays all the parts.
This is contributing to the rise of trade over medium and long distances and the establishment of special production areas, procurement systems and modern food retailing.
Delays have also occurred because of the need to develop special production tooling so that more craft like the VSS Enterprise can be cranked out.
Although they are not made using Mr. Kok's special production technique, supporters of U-Specs say they will ultimately cost about the same to produce as the Focusspec.
These special productions are not eligible for other nominations.
With three special productions on the boards, children have it all.
It will also include special productions for young audiences, reflecting what the center's president, Michael M. Kaiser, called "a dichotomy of classic and new works".
Academic theatre, therefore, is handicapped at the outset by the lack of experience of most of its student-actors, though professional actors are sometimes hired for special productions or to become actors-in-residence.
This year, KLIK!'s screening two of such special productions in our program, Animation for Hire.
