"equitable product" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when referring to a product or service that is fair to all involved. For example, "The company aimed to provide an equitable product to all of its customers."
It is manufactured by a company in California who designed it to be "the most equitable combination of product and promotion to address the need for convenience in today's highly mobile lifestyle".
Such collaborations require very clearly defined roles for partners, and transparency with respect to goals, prioritization of needs, funding, and mechanisms to ensure equitable access to products.
To ensure equitable access to innovative products, R&D costs would be de-linked from product prices, and prize funds would be awarded to developers of innovative products (9).
This is where the government may have to take the lead role in striking a balance, providing appropriate incentives for the biotechnology industry while at the same time ensuring equitable access to biotechnology products.
Ensuring that mortgage brokers, credit unions, insurance companies, and securities companies are obligated to meet the financial service needs of all communities to will help us avoid another crisis and set the stage for recovery by ensuring equitable access to fairly-priced products.
According to WHO, 'a well-functioning health system ensures equitable access to essential medical products, vaccines, and technologies of assured quality, safety, efficacy and cost-effectiveness, and their scientifically sound and cost-effective use' (8).
We could join together and demand a fair shake, an equitable piece of our gross national product.
For Comcast, this is an opportunity to do the right thing by introducing itself to the New York market as a company that values equitable access and understands that its product--the fourth utility of the modern age--must be available to all New Yorkers.
The hybrid and process-level energy allocation approaches have the advantage of more equitable treatment of the two fuel products but one could argue that the full burden of the conversion process should go to corn ethanol, the fuel the conversion facility was built to produce.
The key was Google's promise of a product that seemed to be equitable -- full internet and high speeds, similar to the product enjoyed by those who could pay for it.
Although Equitable said it would stop selling new products as of today, it will continue accepting premiums from and paying benefits to its 600,000 existing clients.
