"product catalogs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts. For example, "We are offering 50% off all items in our product catalogs this month."
Various monographs and collectors' guides about Knoll's wares have been published, but most resemble high-end product catalogs.
But they also acknowledge that they hone their skills by studying home and fashion magazines, as well as product catalogs.
For AEG, Behrens developed what may be considered the first cohesive "visual identity system"; he consistently used the same logo, roman typeface styles, and geometric grids to create product catalogs, magazines, posters, other printed matter, and architectural graphics.
Given the functionality of such devices, many are now built into new homes and community environments and are widely available in department stores, in consumer product catalogs, and on Internet sites.
Rather, it will allow suppliers like Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo's Frito-Lay division to automatically notify retailers like the Kroger Company on changes made to the suppliers' product catalogs.
Users can browse product catalogs without logging on.
Annin & Company, a flag manufacturer, is working on a new product catalog that will offer fewer choices.
Last year, Orvis, the purveyor of gear for field and stream enthusiasts, introduced its first pet product catalog, arranged to cover the complete life cycle of the pet.
The company's Obelisk-nominated product catalog has 208 pages filled with thousands of trophies, plaques and gifts, ranging in price from $20 to more than $7,000.
The cover art on the 2012 product catalog (PDF) issued by Cinelli, the venerable Italian bicycle and bicycle parts maker, could be viewed as a declaration of war.
They will then send any product updates to the UCCNet, which will screen the data to make sure it conforms to industry standards, before updating the site's product catalog and informing buyers of the change.
