The term "trial production" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a small-scale or experimental production process that is done before the full-scale or official production begins. Example: The company conducted a trial production of their new product to test its quality and effectiveness before launching it in the market.
The trial production of other components also strictly followed the product standard and were checked to avoid installing non-confirming products in the prototype shearer, and can warrant the reliability of the shearer manufactured.
Trial production began in December 2012 and now Bowes sells Kefir, Riazhenka – an organic, cultured, baked milk drink – and a range of super smoothies.
To expand their cars' appeal, Mr. Lin and his team at Shifeng have started trial production of a sleeker version, with improved interior design and power efficiency.
The trial production of 20 cars and a pilot program are scheduled to begin next year in Spain's Basque region, at Vitoria Gasteiz, not far from Bilbao.
Getting this permission has been a hard slog, says Ma. Approval for the trial production process has just been granted in Germany and an application will be made to the UK regulators in the new year.
"This is the world's first trial production of gas from oceanic methane hydrates, and I hope we will be able to confirm stable gas production," Toshimitsu Motegi, the Japanese trade minister, said at a news conference in Tokyo.
The development and production of BPT products in a pharmaceutical context (clinical trials, production requirements, marketing authorization procedures...) requires time.
3D-printed plastic moulds and dies are also being printed to help set up and trial new production lines.
At Oxford she read English and Russian literature and, in her last year, was discovered by an agent while performing in an adaptation of Kafka's "Trial" — a production so wretched that all she recalls now is that it involved mimes and caused her grandfather to fall asleep.
In a lab-scale trial, a production rate of 3.6 g/h of graphene in aqueous solution was achieved.
The new type of RO membranes (Saehane) were used for the first trial for production of desalted water from brackish water less than 600 ppm and the results were compared with performance of the Koch membranes.
