"pilot product" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to a product or service that is being tested before being officially rolled out. For example, "The company is currently conducting a pilot product to test customer satisfaction."
In many cases, product families are established on top of a successful pilot product.
This year, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company said that it planned to begin pilot product of seven-nanometer chips in 2017.
Within the coming months, we will be working closely with our sponsors in India, Chintan and WIEGO, to survey housing conditions of target communities, purchase wheat stubble from farmers outside of New Delhi, and implement a pilot product.
More important, following a subsequent across-the-board list price increase, the average transaction price for the pilot product line went up by slightly more than the list prices; in other words, the increase was fully reflected in the top line.
Animal models can effectively be used to screen prototypes of a solid oral dosage formulation and to obtain early pharmacokinetic knowledge of a pilot product's in vivo absorption characteristics.
A good pilot product in one business unit might need a hungry sales team from another business unit.
Featuring news about Pilot products, the site is also home to an on-line catalogue of accessories and software.
Lloyds TSB entered the Islamic finance market with the launch of its pilot products in March 2005 and with today's expansion, has 16 branches offering the services across the UK.
One of the company's first pilot products is lab-grown chicken meat that chefs have already used in some recipes.
One of the company's first pilot products is lab-grown chicken meat that chefs have already used in some recipes. .
The force already uses mathematical calculations to forecast crimes like burglary in London but now it will be piloting products from the US.
