The phrase "differentiated products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to products that are modified or tailored to meet the needs of a specific group of customers or market. For example, "The company's success is due largely to its expertise in creating differentiated products that meet the unique needs of its customers."
We develop an integrated modeling framework to study a monopolist firm's decisions of product variety and related production batch planning for vertically differentiated products along design quality attributes.
* It's been a good year for unique, differentiated products.
Cinema is evolving from a commodity into a business that sells differentiated products at varied prices.
It is a static approach, ignoring how demand for each shipyard's differentiated products varies over time.
Fred Burt, at the Interbrand consultancy, said the move was a "smart and natural extension" for Fairtrade but it was important that it clearly differentiated products within the Waitrose Foundation scheme from fully certified Fairtrade goods.
There could be efficiency losses because the division of all operating system personnel among multiple companies might disrupt engineering units and could result in unnecessary duplication; in addition, particularly in an industry characterized by network effects, rivalry among identical products tends to offer less long-run competition and consumer choice than that among differentiated products.
As technology matures, the earlier vertical players must differentiate with their brands, reach to customers and differentiated product, while leveraging what's likely going to be an endless number of vendors providing technology into their supply chains.
In the other, each differentiated product is produced by a single monopolist.
People can't get over what a wonderful, richly differentiated product it is.
"I think this is really a fundamental part of achieving differentiated product strategy, where you have a beautiful roof," Musk said.
True, the differentiated product is often more expensive, but a craft beer or a fancy coffee, unlike, say, a Lamborghini, is not beyond the reach of the middle class.
