"low quality products" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe products that are not of good or satisfactory quality. Example: "I was disappointed to find that the store only carried low quality products, with poorly made clothes and cheaply made electronics."
In markets with small search costs sellers with low quality products misrepresent their quality and demand a high price.
Results, for various network structures and varying degrees of dynamics and uncertainty, show that if quality decay is not taken into account in the optimization, low quality products are delivered to the final customer, which results in not meeting service levels and excess waste.
Nairobi News says Kebs warned that it would withdraw low quality products should any violations be detected.
Without quality controls, countries with large solar manufacturing capacity and lax product safety laws have flooded Africa with low cost, low quality products.
These are low quality ads selling low quality products to users who've seen a game just like them before and know what to expect.
This often dictates the possibility of firms moving from imitative, low quality products and services to competition based on differentiation and product innovation (Cockburn, Henderson, & Stern, 2000).
Almost three in four (74%) reported being sold a low quality product by their alternative source, while only 27% said they had the same problem on the darknet.
Evaluating quality attributes of a design model in the early stages of development can significantly reduce the cost and risks of developing a low quality product.
The CEO was disgusted by the low quality product coming out of his factories in the early 1990s and, in a blaze of anger, ordered it all destroyed.
The end result, Evans recognized, was a low quality product that took too many laborers to make.
There are too many people short selling their consumer with faulty or misrepresented ads, low quality product or promises they don't deliver on.
