The phrase "a potential product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may develop into a product or has the possibility of becoming one in the future.
Example: "After conducting market research, we identified a potential product that could meet the needs of our target audience."
Alternatives: "a possible product" or "a prospective product".
During an internal quality control process, Nokia identified a potential product quality issue that may potentially lead to a safety concern with certain AC-300 chargers, manufactured by a third-party supplier.
The drug maker Wyeth said on Tuesday that a potential product for treating Alzheimer's showed promise in an intermediate clinical study.
When Lee asks Morgan if she understands the purpose of her visit, Morgan replies, meekly and winningly, "To assess my viability as a potential product stream".
So the question of what the Facebook phone was going to be was less about a potential product for cripplingly connected teenagers than it was about catching a glimpse of the future of Facebook as a company—or, really, as a kind of ideology or way of living, which is increasingly how it presents itself and how it intends to use mobile as a vector.
So the question of what the Facebook phone was going to be was less about a potential product for cripplingly connected teenagers than it was about catching a glimpse of the future of Facebook as a company — or, really, as a kind of ideology or way of living, which is increasingly how it presents itself — and how it intends to use mobile as a vector.
An application to the FDA to license a potential product for clinical trials.
May tech companies operate in the same way, spinning up even large organizations focused on R&D for a new potential product pipeline before deciding to go in a different direction.
What do you do when you have more than a billion potential product combinations on your site?
They talked about a few potential products coming out down the road — nothing concrete — but they did mention emergency gear and construction tools that used fuel cells.
This paper proposes a design method to seek potential product innovation fully exploiting in-house capabilities.
This results in a loss of the valuable potential product hydrogen.
