The phrase "a dead product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that is no longer in production, has been discontinued, or is no longer functional or relevant.
Example: "The company decided to phase out a dead product that no longer met consumer needs."
Alternatives: "an obsolete product" or "a discontinued product".
"Commercial mirin is a dead product".
Having made its initial fortune, and that of its founders, by breathing life into a dead product and building a name, the firm has turned to designing and marketing new products, not just variations on notebooks and planners, but writing and reading materials.
They use city streets, online resources, workplaces, riverbeds, laboratories, local schools, indeed, whatever they can find, to turn education into a living process rather than a dead product.
It came up with a dead simple product with a display, a camera, a speaker and a microphone.
Instead, it was suggested that strain SJ98 may non- specifically transform PNP into HQ as a dead end product which does not contribute to the active catabolism of PNP.
Although circular viral DNA is a dead end product that is not on the integration pathway, the effect of these mutations indicates that MA is functionally associated with the PIC and can influence the viral replication pathway after reverse transcription.
This enzyme can potentially convert dihydroartemisinic aldehyde into dihydroartemisinic alcohol, a substance that appears to be a "dead end product", thereby affecting the yield of artemisinin in a negative way.
The largest difference between LL02 and LL03 comes in the further degradation of γ-PCCH, with LL03 (and UT26) accumulating 1,2,4-TCB as a dead end product, whereas LL02 accumulates 1,2,3-TCB, 1,2,4-TCB, and 1,3,5-TCB.
One year later, with scant cash and a warehouse of dead products, Elcom filed for Chapter 11.
In the base-catalyzed reaction, the presence of water leads to the production of free fatty acids (FFAs), which are a dead-end product.
TCDL is a dead-end product in strain MI1205 (Ito et al. [2007]), indicating the inability of this strain to use β-HCH as a carbon and energy source.
