The phrase "a defined product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a product that has specific characteristics or parameters that are clearly outlined or established.
Example: "In our marketing strategy, we need to focus on a defined product that meets the needs of our target audience."
Alternatives: "a specified product" or "a clearly defined product".
Process characterization is a dedicated and more systematic effort to determine the operating limits that enable production of a defined product with defined quality.
Recent research has seen the identification of the first pattern recognition receptor (TLR9) on dendritic cells for a defined product of malaria infection (hemozoin).
Maybe I've been lucky but I think there are quite big rewards for the people who work for teams like that, in that they work towards a defined product that will see the light of day, whereas much policy work within government is invisible and may be discarded as the political agenda.
Operationally, we define a functional element as a discrete genome segment that encodes a defined product (for example, protein or non-coding RNA) or displays a reproducible biochemical signature (for example, protein binding, or a specific chromatin structure)......
Successful implementations often have well understood process workflows that support the generation of a defined product.
A control experiment without these dipeptide building blocks did not give a defined product.
However, Matrigel is a poorly defined product of a murine transformed cell line, and iPSC-derived cells grown on Matrigel were previously shown to be rejected in an autologous rhesus teratoma model15,32.
If you need to choose a commodity to study for a class assignment, scanning through a list of commodity codes is a good idea to find a cleanly defined product.
There are numerous examples in other sectors of the middle ground being a difficult place to operate, particularly when organisations do not have a clearly defined product to offer customers.
Findings indicated that even within a broadly defined product category like financial services, consumers vary significantly.
The fusion protein approach offers the advantage of a more defined product, reducing the number of recombinant expression and purification steps required.
