The phrase "a products" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a product" when referring to a single item or "products" when referring to multiple items.
Example: "I need a product that can help me with my project."
Alternatives: "an item" or "a good".
The VitaZest company is part of Triple A Products of Boca Raton, Fla., a company owned by Mr. Alcalay's family.
AltaVista's paid listings appear under a "Products and Services" heading above the standard search results.
Designers and manufacturers play a significant part in determining a products environmental footprint.
By contrast, in 1986, Edward Digges, a products liability lawyer in Baltimore, billed 5,800 hours in one year.
Under an agreement with the agency, Grace will clean a site once used as a products transportation center in Libby.
A product-based public nuisance cause of action bears a close resemblance to a products liability action, yet it is not limited by the strict requirements that surround a products liability action.
At Indiana University's campus in South Bend, a student group persuaded the university to ban Chick-fil-A products briefly.
"Big triple-A products like Gears of War really show off what the system can do, and that's not possible with a smaller team.
For example, the HLA-A products with an average yield of approximately 10 mg/L outperformed HLA-B that furnished only approximately 3.2 mg/L.
BoTo-A products should never be used in patients with neuromuscular junction disorders such as myasthenia gravis or Lambert-Eaton, and they are not recommended for pregnant women.
Retin-A products dry out the skin and can cause irritation during the first few weeks.
