The phrase "a trusted product" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a product that is reliable and has a good reputation among consumers.
Example: "After extensive research, I decided to purchase a trusted product that has received positive reviews from users."
Alternatives: "a reliable product" or "a reputable product."
Similarly, manufacturers can set themselves up as authorized dealers for 3-D software and material, Professor Desai said, so that "consumers would know they were getting a trusted product".
This is why we call social login a marketing "force multiplier". In a world in which people spend more time with peers on social networks than in any other online activity — and in which 58percentt of consumers research products online before buying — the indicator of a trusted product has become "a person like you" rather than corporate advertising and promotion.
They have a lot to offer their neighbour, including an emphasis on quality, trusted products and a strong service culture.
Backed by science, our product was formulated by a mother and scientist who was desperate to find a trusted cannabis product for her baby boy who had 38% of his brain removed.
They point to Newton's selection as the face of Olay skin cream, a trusted, ubiquitous product, as a hugely encouraging event (she has been an Olay "ambassador" since 2010).
I am committed to providing each of you with a trusted consumer product rooted in high quality data that adheres to the best scientific standards.
But consumers find it hard to trust products that come plastered with warnings.
He told Newsnight : "It's a European crisis because it affects the absolute right of European customers to trust the food, to trust products and know exactly what kind of food it is and where it comes from".
Consider that 80percentt of respondents said that in the last 12 months, they bought products from trusted companies, 68percentt recommended the company to a friend and 54 percent paid more for a trusted company's products.
Even if the user experience is poor, they tend to be more lenient because they have already validated the brand as a trusted source of products or information.
Consider that 80percentt of respondents said that in the last 12 months, they bought products from trusted companies, 68percentt recommended the company to a friend and 54 percent paid more for a trusted company's products.
