"start the production" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to beginning a process of production, manufacturing, or making something. For example, "The company decided to start the production of their new model car the following week."
This approach allows us to start the production of products with the parts having the longest production cycle.
Sanctions are stimulus for innovations in a limited number of areas, like food production, textile industry, or any other industries, that may easily start the production of own components for products.
After McNamara retired, she became an actress and introduced her husband to several people who would eventually help him start the production company.
"Mikami has added that if he were to start the production of Evil Within again, he would probably accept less ideas," he says.
Customers choose a type of tobacco and filter, the materials are loaded into the machine, and the customers push a button to start the production process.
At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Suzanne Berger has helped to start the Production in the Innovation Economy project to study the subject.
Efforts in Congress to jump-start the production of hybrids by mandating increases in fuel economy have gone nowhere.
Marshall would need $10m plus 2% of the gross to helm Pretty Woman 2. That's $50m just to kick-start the production.
A spokesperson said the group had already started the production process, and that the six-minute track will be played for the first time next year.
In 2010, I revisited this concept and started the production of a new series of works, which were later titled as Casulos.
WORKERS arrived at a factory in Harare at 7am, donned their protective goggles and overalls, and started the production line humming.
