The phrase "a proprietary brand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brand that is owned and controlled by a specific company, often implying exclusivity or unique characteristics.
Example: "Apple is known for its innovative products, which are all part of a proprietary brand that sets it apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "exclusive brand" or "owned brand".
It was classified as an IGT Toscana and sold under the proprietary brand name.
Instead, the app helps you to set up an anonymous profile using nFluence Media's proprietary "brand sorter" technology.
Choose Beautiful looks set to continue to prove the profitability of Dove's proprietary brand of empowerment.
Mr. Brown resisted overtures from large chain stores that wanted to sell the tool under their proprietary brand, he said, and rejected the lure of cheaper manufacturing in China.
Big Pharma manufactures its own bio-identicals and sells them under their proprietary brand names such as Testogel, Intrinsa, Estraderm, Vagifem, Utrogest, Oestrogel etc.
Each hotel segment owns and leases hotels and resorts operated primarily under their proprietary brand names including St. Regis, The Luxury Collection, W, Westin, Le Méridien, Sheraton, Four Points by Sheraton, Aloft and Element.
To build up consumers' preferences, the app's users will be walked through the company's proprietary "brand sorter" technology, which from the sounds of it, makes detailing your preferences about shopping behaviors and interests into something more akin to a game than a traditional quiz.
The Miami Vice zoanthid, with its range of striking colors (the original a combination of pink and blue, like the eponymous show's titles), is Coral Morphologic's proprietary brand.
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This rare characteristic partly explains his neglect in America, where a national bent for proprietary branding can confuse a signature look with quality.
