The phrase "a substantial product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a product that is significant in size, quality, or impact.
Example: "The company launched a substantial product that has the potential to change the market landscape."
Alternatives: "a significant product" or "a considerable product".
In 2011, the commission created mandatory rules for the clothes, which called the drawstrings a substantial product hazard.
For eight years Isis survived without a substantial product, and in 1998 it won federal approval of Vitravene, an eye infection drug for AIDS patients.
The CPSC Office of Compliance and Field Operations staff considers self-balancing scooters that do not meet the safety standards referenced above to be defective, and that they may present a substantial product hazard under Section 15(a) of the CPSA, 15 U.S.C. § 2064(a) or could be determined to be an imminent hazard under Section 12 of the CPSA, 15 U.S.C. § 2061.
Perhaps use these for less used paths and a more substantial product for your main walkway.
On top of that Lucent has been trying to develop an ATM switch for almost two years, and has failed to produce any substantial products.
VvPNEb/2epiCar (CAO39418), was identified as a third type of caryophyllene synthase, which in contrast to VvPNECar and VvGwECar also catalyzed the formation of 2-epi(E -β-caryophyllene as a substantial (25%) product.
She ought to know: a member of the United States women's basketball team that won a silver medal at the 1976 Olympics, she was at the time one of only a few women athletes to obtain nationwide recognition and substantial product endorsements from companies like Johnson & Johnson and Jordache.
WorldLister, an app launching today, is trying to help the latter group become more like the former, by generating listings for you that include video, sizing information, and substantial product descriptions that flow.
Subsequent holiday numbers showed anemic increases but when analysts peered below those figures, it was discovered that these increases came at the cost of substantial product discounting.
Since progress curve goes into the relatively late phase of the reaction where substantial product is already formed the kinetics gets modified and simplified analysis by progress curve may become erroneous.
Amplifications of selected loci used a lower concentration of dNTPs so that PCR products could be directly sequenced as purification methods resulted in substantial product loss and poor sequence quality.
