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Discover Ludwig"not marketed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has not been promoted, advertised, or made available to the public. For example, "This product is not marketed yet, so it is only available through pre-order."
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Or was it not marketed at all?
EDO-S101 has not been evaluated in any previous clinical studies and is not marketed anywhere.
The condos were not marketed to people who wanted to be a "mini-hotelier," he added.
He added that really sophisticated investments were not marketed to accredited investors anyway.
To some who work in the industry, soca is not marketed properly.
Procter owns Hugo Boss, the men's fragrance, but has not marketed colognes to women.
Why do you think these films are not marketed to the public?
Preferring just one tenant if possible, A.T.& T. has not marketed the space aggressively.
He added that the firm had not marketed products during the sessions.
But Best Buy executives say it is a developing business they have not marketed aggressively.
It was essentially a piece of academic software, not marketed to the public.
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