The phrase "a way to commercialize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or strategies for turning a product, service, or idea into a profitable venture.
Example: "The startup is exploring a way to commercialize its innovative technology to reach a broader market."
Alternatives: "a method to monetize" or "a strategy for commercialization."
Plans for the spinoff began about six months ago, as Freescale began talking with Lux Capital about a way to commercialize its MRAM technology.
American Superconductor found a way to commercialize the material by making a flexible version of the ceramic and nudging the temperature requirements up to a more-manageable 90 degrees kelvin.
An I.B.M. research fellow largely unknown outside a small fraternity of physicists, Mr. Parkin puttered for two years in a lab in the early 1990s, trying to find a way to commercialize an odd magnetic effect of quantum mechanics he had observed at supercold temperatures.
He then set out to find a way to commercialize it and hit on the telecommunications dirigible.
Metallurgists have been trying for years to find a way to commercialize amorphous alloys, metals that are stronger and lighter than any on the market.
With some companies using the solution, the next goal is to find a way to commercialize the idea and get some paying customers.
Trucking could be a smart way to commercialize automated driving technology.
While the company had an undisclosed seed round, Nelson says they have stayed deliberately lean with just the original 4 founders working on the product, while it was looking for a viable way to commercialize the offering.
De Spiegeleer believes that the best way to commercialize an idea is to create a company focused on that idea.
Thus, the creation of spin-off for the university is practically the only way to commercialize intellectual property and get income.
Liu says the Berkeley group has patented the binders, and is in talks with a few companies about ways to commercialize them.
