The phrase "introduce product" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it, for example, in a business memo that reads, "The marketing team will introduce a new product tomorrow."
The biotechnological production process may show variability, which can introduce product diversity, isoforms, and closely related degradation products [ 3, 4].
Our findings suggest that conducting in-house basic research affects firm's propensity to introduce product novelties.
Ship (Safe Home Income Plans) was set up after the Eighties home income plan scandal to introduce product standards to protect customers.
The technology, described as "product placement on steroids" is being premiered for Bushmills whiskey in specially created segments in between normal programmes on Vice's Viceland TV channel, but it could also be used to introduce product placements into older shows.
However, companies with iconic status (e.g., Converse, Levi's, Coca-Cola) are often confronted with a unique challenge: When they introduce product enhancements, even those that unequivocally improve functionality or quality, they may encounter fierce consumer backlash.
We need to introduce product lifecycle evaluation into the decision-making process, since changes in a single process indirectly influence the overall environmental impact throughout the entire lifecycle systems.
Six Foods hopes to eventually introduce products in which the critters aren't so hidden.
Mr. Follo said the company would continue to introduce products and programs.
Hardware makers like EMC and Sun Microsystems are just beginning to introduce products based on solid state drives.
Some ads introduce products like Truvia Baking Blend, which mixes stevia leaf extract with sugar.
To meet that goal, the company intends not only to introduce products but to increase sales of existing ones.
