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“于” is a formal written preposition meaning “on / at / in.” In news and business writing, it is often used before a date or time to indicate when something happened. It is more formal than “在”.
"公司全资子公司浙江深康汽车车身模具有限公司于3月18日复工复产"
"于3月18日复工复产，正式恢复生产经营"
“有利于” means “to be beneficial to” or “to help with.” It is used to show that one action or situation supports a goal, result, or development. It is very common in formal and academic Chinese.
"此次复工复产有利于完善公司零部件配套体系"
"此次复工复产有利于完善公司零部件配套体系，为新平台研发和新车型生产奠定供应链基础"
“为” in formal writing often introduces purpose, target, or beneficiary, similar to “for” or “in order to.” In this text it introduces the goal that something supports.
"为新平台研发和新车型生产奠定供应链基础"
“尚” means “still / yet,” and “处于” means “to be in” a certain condition, stage, or state. Together, “尚处于” is a formal way to say something is still in an early or ongoing phase.
"但深康车身复工复产尚处于初期阶段"
“有待” means something still needs further action, observation, or improvement. It is often used in formal Chinese to show that a result is not yet confirmed or a problem is not yet solved.
"生产经营稳定性有待验证"
CL:輛|辆[liang4]
to give birth to a child
CL:家[jia1]
supply chain
surname He
to rehabilitate
to engage in (business etc); to run; to operate
to settle
experimental verification
CL:項|项[xiang4]
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