The phrase "enduring product" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a product that has a long-lasting lifespan, is strong and resistant, and stands the test of time. For example, "This car company is known for producing an enduring product that will last generations."
And what this campaign is selling "is certainly more of an enduring product than the latest potato chip," he added.
The question Ronald Brownstein poses in this provocative book is whether what he calls "extreme partisanship" is simply a result of the tactics of recent party leaders, or whether it is an enduring product of a systemic change in the structure and behavior of the political world.
The most important and enduring product of this period of writing and reflection is her moving one thousand-page autobiography, Living My Life (1931).
Head Start is also the brilliant and enduring product of Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty, which miraculously survived the politics and fashions of the last 50 years.
Born poor, he made his own fortune and put it to productive use, building businesses and enduring products.
Ernst's collages made from Victorian wood engravings are among Surrealism's most powerfully enduring products.
If actions are processes, non-enduring products are events whereas enduring products present themselves as things (§ 27).
The process of preserving non-enduring products such as judgments in enduring products such as written sentences is a complex one (§37), and goes in two steps.
Among enduring products, we find physical products (such as footprints in the sand) and psychophysical products (such as paintings).
On the other hand, enduring products can and do exist in actuality apart from the actions owing to which they arise (Twardowski 1912, n. 41, 116).
Many have strong and committed management teams, enduring products, the scale to drive predictable and profitable revenue growth and IT/ financial systems in place to ensure compliance regulations are met.
