The phrase "assembled products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to items that have been put together from various components or parts, typically in a manufacturing or retail context.
Example: "The store specializes in selling assembled products, making it easier for customers to find ready-to-use items."
Alternatives: "finished goods" or "ready-made items".
Indeed two of those at least include factories in California and Texas that finish assembly of partially assembled products, and while Foxconn officially denied plans earlier in the year to expand to Detroit, it did note that it has multiple U.S.-based facilities already in place.
Its characters — principally, a trio of Iraqi translators working in Baghdad's Green Zone and a midlevel American embassy official — have been described in some reviews as "composites," a term that makes them sound like assembled products.
Mostly American-owned and in border states, the plants import raw materials duty free and export assembled products, lowering the cost of goods in the United States and providing jobs that pay more than the Mexican average (typically $8 to $16 per day on the assembly line) but a lot less than American wages.
In this study, the use of platform-based product family design of assembled products has been reconceptualised into a framework of platform-based design of non-assembled products for the process industries.
Process industry products, such as fuel, polymers, and other chemicals, differ from assembled products such as cars, electronics, and many consumer goods, in the nature of the DD.
They must understand the inter-relationships of all assembled products in any new planned system in terms of its resilience under attack.
Our design parameters were (1) the technique should be compatible with the RFC10 standard assembly and (2) the assembled product should be indistinguishable from one obtained through 3A assembly.
When Mexico set up the first maquiladoras half a century ago, they were sweatshops that simply bolted or stitched together imported parts, then exported the assembled product north across the border to the United States.
Simulations are generally performed to evaluate the expected geometrical variations of the assembled product.
Even though products assembled according to individual customer demands are widely available in many areas, the shape of the individual parts of the assembled product is generally fixed.
Customers and product designers are the factors that determine the tolerance of quality characteristics of the assembled product based on the operational requirements provided by the customers.
