The phrase "a product viewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the perception or observation of a product, often in the context of marketing or consumer behavior.
Example: "The success of the campaign can be measured by the number of times a product viewed led to a purchase."
Alternatives: "an observed product" or "a product seen".
With Stipple Shopping, on the other hand, people can browse multiple images of a product, view related products, and, yes, make the actual purchase.
Successful entrepreneurs aren't just passionate about their idea, they have a product view that's informed by Malcolm Gladwell's 10K Hour Rule — they have an intimiate familiarity that provides insight into the finer nuances of both the market and their target customer.
RealNetworks Inc., producer of popular media player software that competes with a similar Microsoft product, viewed Thursday's decision with optimism.
They capture all the interactions a user previously had with a brand – products viewed, clicks, past purchases etc. – and deliver personalized product recommendations based on everything the system knows about a particular customer.
Iraqis resort to subterfuge to avoid United Nations sanctions preventing exports of a product once viewed by the cognoscenti as more desirable than even the country's crude oil.
Nearly 80% of respondents said they would be willing to pay 20% or more for a product they viewed as directly affecting their families' well-being, such as Johnson & Johnson's baby care products.
Rather than seeing the concept maps as a product, we viewed the concept mapping process as a vehicle for discussion.
We then assessed products' websites for claims (one product on reassessment was designated a dietary product) and viewed a total of 1035 web pages (web appendix 1).
Issues including leadership, gender equity and a product that many viewed as confusing and unappealing to casual viewers had plagued the sport for years.
"An emblematic mammal species is being brought to extinction due to the demand for a product which is viewed in some traditional cultures as having virtues," Lambin said.
