The phrase "all product groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every category or type of products within a certain context, such as in business or marketing discussions.
Example: "Our new marketing strategy will target all product groups to maximize our reach and sales."
Alternatives: "every product category" or "all categories of products".
All product groups apart from Sharp's LCD panel business showed improved operating income in the second half of the year, it said.
All product groups now report to him.
Table 2 illustrates that in the past 20 years, supply chains across all product groups have become more complex, i.e., percentage contributions of layers with lower numbers were declining in almost all cases, whereas Layers 3 5 + gained in importance.
Table 2 shows the overall criteria for all product groups.
Table 2 (second column) provides an overview of all product groups.
For all product groups, all of this information is available in Supplementary Appendix 3 'Detailed characteristics per product group'.
That is, all products, product groups, companies, institutions, politicians and even ordinary people have a brand.
She says that in order to be successful, HP needs to coordinate all its product groups and leverage the assets of the whole company, including hardware and services, the way IBM has.
An example from the construction sector, which is characterized by the largest share of inputs from Layer 2 across all aggregated product groups (33%% in 2011), is the sequence of limestone being extracted in mining, delivered as an input to cement production, with cement then purchased by construction activities.
As is apparent from the figure 4 we have been quite successful at reconstructing the emergency room data from all 10 product groups, except the large peak at day 20 that has not been estimated well.
All layers together constitute the total footprint of a product group.
