The phrase "added product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a product that has been included or introduced in addition to something else, often in business or marketing discussions.
Example: "The added product to our line of offerings has received positive feedback from customers."
Alternatives: "additional product" or "supplementary product".
This study has addressed the matter of optimization of production of the value added product, dihydroxyacetone, from crude glycerol using immobilized cells of Gluconobacter oxydans.
Further, these optimal conditions were tested for the production of a value added product, Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) which is being used as a biopesticide in the agriculture and forestry sector.
There are four different layers added: product generations, strategy as well as production- and validation system.
That added product to customers' inventories in a practice called channel stocking.
Ms. Stewart built her success on the synergies of magazine publishing and television programming, to which she added product development.
There were acquisitions: in 1987 he bought Benoy, an architectural firm specialising in shopping malls, and the following year he added product design to the portfolio with the US firm Richardson Smith.
This unexpected result might be utilized to convert a low-valued by-product of biodiesel production, glycerol, into value-added product, GABA.
As far as the literature study is concerned, no report is available on the production of any value-added product like enzyme, sugar, etc. from jute caddies; extensive research on the exploitation of these wastes as renewable resources is warranted.
"We work with value-added product, we teach citizens about growth production, horticulture, and organic farming," says Teferi Tsegaye, Associate Vice President for Agricultural Administration and Land Grant Programs at Kentucky State and Dean of the College.
Research on production of a second value-added product, namely, fungal biomass, for feed applications was further studied by applying a two-stage cultivation strategy.
Moreover, the lipase catalysts can be easily separated from the glycerol product, thereby eliminating glycerol contamination and increasing its potential as a value-added product to lower the net cost of biodiesel production [ 6, 7].
