The phrase "alien product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that is foreign or unfamiliar, often in a context where it contrasts with local or familiar products.
Example: "The store recently started carrying an alien product from a distant country that intrigued many customers."
Alternatives: "foreign product" or "exotic product".
In addition to CGI clones, external DNA controls, hexachloro-fluorescein (HEX), and Alien PCR product were placed in the first line of each block and negative controls such as DMSO, empty, and blank wells were also included in the array.
Williams is perhaps alluding to concepts such as "alienated labour", which Marx describes as the tendency of workers to be misled into viewing their own labour as a product alien to themselves.
So alien does the product of this appalling mistreatment appear--inarticulate, incontinent, subject to fits of scratching and spitting, unable to dress herself or meet a gaze or even chew her food--that she might be perceived more readily as a research object than as a human child.
Eventually, as Dynamic Manufacturing bemoans, extreme forms of Taylorism, which made American workers feel that their products were alien to them, led to a palpable decline in the quality of U.S. products.
I don't think the death penalty is the product of an alien morality, and I respect the right of a majority of my fellow-citizens to decide that it ought to be imposed on the most horrific crimes.
In this charming exercise in intergalactic multiculturalism, Stitch, the snaggle-toothed, ill-behaved product of an alien genetic experiment, crashes to Earth, where he is adopted by a young Hawaiian girl named Lilo.
The aliens she imagines are the product of what evolution might create on a world such as Saturn's moon Titan.
For controls, Stratagene SpotReport Alien cDNA Array Validation system PCR products (Cat # 252550) composed of 10 unique PCR products are spotted five times on the array.
Far from being alien to government, companies are a product of it: it was from the state that they derived the privilege of limited liability.
However, the challenge of alien properties itself is arguably the product of the same misconception noted in §2.1.5.
