"time for production" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific period of time allocated for the creation or manufacturing of something. Example: The company has set aside a sufficient amount of time for production to ensure that the new product is of the highest quality.
It is clear in Figure 4 that a longer time for production rate deviation results in larger variability in product concentration.
The typical cut-off time for production is around 3 30am.
Best milling time for production of pure NMCP of minimum particle aggregation was 60 min.
This would allow more time for production numbers, speeches and maybe even a couple of new categories (see below).
Experiments on Bing's production clusters show up to 2× improvement across response time for production jobs at the 75th percentile while using 1.5× fewer resources.
Central composite design (CCD) was used to optimize cellulase, β-glucosidase and pectinase concentrations and hydrolysis time for production of glucose and reducing sugars.
There is never a good time for productions to be shut down, but the timing of this week's disruption was particularly painful, officials with the show said.
The cycle time for production-inventory management is assumed to be the same as the resetting cycle for the new process-quality system.
And not unsurprisingly, the summer is a particularly vibrant time for productions of the comedy, which works well in an outdoor setting — what with those enchanted fairy-filled woods outside Athens, where lovers' woes are mystically resolved.
The volumetric productivity (QP) of a fermentation process is an important parameter because it relates the concentration of the product formed with the time required for production.
Extensive industrywide efforts are under way to greatly shorten the time taken for production and distribution.
