The phrase "a streamlined product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that has been designed to be efficient, simple, and effective, often with fewer features or complexities.
Example: "The new model is a streamlined product that focuses on user experience and ease of use."
Alternatives: "an optimized product" or "a simplified product."
When the car became a streamlined product, you got streamlined architecture, huge windows, curving forms and backlit illumination".
DETROIT — Chrysler will introduce its five-year plan for revival on Wednesday, including a streamlined product lineup that it hopes will win back buyers.
The latest move, under his successor, Dave Lewis, who joined in September 2014, is part of a strategy to introduce easier to understand low pricing on a streamlined product range.
The chemicals businesses owned by the Mitsubishi, Mitsui and Sumitomo conglomerates, although nowhere near as successful, have likewise shut plants, streamlined product lines and disposed of non-core businesses.
So you've tweaked the sales page layout, added live chat, and streamlined product search but are still having conversion problems.
Both Spotify and Apple Music also have existing, streamlined products that make sense to consumers, where YouTube and Google have a messy integration where YouTube Red offers ad-free videos, original shows, offline listening, music (on both YouTube and Google Play), and more.
Navistar challenged the widely held assumption that consumers want a custom-built product, and, in the mid-1990s, introduced a companywide strategy to focus its assembly plants and streamline product lines.
The new generation of B2B software will reach into every aspect of a company's value chain and significantly improve operations by electronically streamlining product design, demand planning, strategic sourcing, financing, logistics, contract management and settlement.
Some rivals like Unilever have already moved to streamline product lines and cut costs.
For example, its so-called Smarter Planet division, which sells mainly software and services to governments and companies to streamline product distribution, reduce energy consumption and manage traffic, rose more than 25 percent.
By making some tough staff decisions, streamlining product and service offerings, standardising procedures and putting in new systems to help staff provide consistently high service for customers, Chris has developed a business which is in much better physical and financial shape than before.
