The phrase "accessory products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional items that complement or enhance a primary product, often in retail or marketing contexts.
Example: "The store offers a variety of accessory products, including phone cases and chargers, to enhance your shopping experience."
Alternatives: "supplementary items" or "complementary products".
This paper presents a virtual try-on system based on augmented reality for design personalization of facial accessory products.
"Our principal business activity," the company says in its regulatory filings, "is the design, development and worldwide marketing of high-quality footwear, apparel, equipment and accessory products".
"What's important is that the quality remains high," said Maria Lucia Lazzarini, head of sales and licensing for Lamborghini's fashion and accessory products.
Given a relation that contains main products and a set of relations corresponding to accessory products that can be combined with a main product, the Exploratory Top-k Join query retrieves the k best combinations of main and accessory products based on user preferences.
The nature of the problem is challenging because the inclusion of accessory products is not predefined by the user, but instead all potential combinations (joins) are explored during query processing in order to identify the highest scoring combinations.
As a result, the user is presented with a set of k combinations of distinct main products, where a main product is combined with accessory products only if the combination has a better score than the single main product.
By contrast, a search for "Lumia accessories" — products made for Nokia's less-popular Windows phones — gets about 52,000 results.
"The new store will help to improve customer experience by providing a central destination for millions of unique electronic accessories products, a more intuitive browse structure, and other features," it wrote last month.
Fantastic Florals, Inc. imports silk flowers and other silk accessories products from artisans in Indonesia and distributes the products to customers in the United States.
The customers are retail stores and wholesalers who want imported silk flowers and accessories products, targeting women in middle-upper to upper-end income as the end user of the products.
The transfer of a spermatophore without accessory gland products does not stop female pheromone production, but does stop the female's calling behavior.
