"preferred products" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to products that are preferred or chosen over others. Example: "Our company's preferred products have received positive feedback from customers due to their high quality and competitive pricing."
The survey found that 68 percent of respondents preferred products made in the United States, even if they cost more, and 63 percent believed they were of higher quality.
He agreed, but said that his in-laws preferred products shipped directly from the U.S. "So you are a one-man daigou," I commented, and he nodded in agreement.
The bai jiu sellers we interviewed reported their customers preferred products with higher ABV and were willing to pay a higher price for these products.
The tender changes intermittently so we stick to generics to avoid confusion" (Doctor - public) Below is the description by one of the private sector respondents regarding how financial incentives were used to ensure pharmacists within their chain of pharmacies dispensed specific generics: "What's happened now at head office is they have preferred products.
About 30 min after the flies recovered from anesthesia, 200 μl of the appropriate corn oil (Flavorite™ pure corn oil, Preferred Products, Inc., Chaska, MN) solution of the chemicals was applied to the filter paper with an eppendorf pipette, the disposable tip of which was left in the jar.
A company must be wedded to the ideal of innovation offering better or more preferred products in such combinations of ways, means, places, and at such prices that prospects prefer doing business with the company rather than with others.
Hence, 2 is the kinetically preferred product.
Of course we would have preferred product placement to be prohibited.
Environmental consumption occurs when consumers prefer products that do not damage the environment during the production, distribution, consumption or final disposal (Portilho 2005).
I also prefer products that are more matte, not shimmery or glittery.
This finding showed that consumers prefer products made by mistake only when a mistake is unique.
