'product competitiveness' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe how a company or product stands in comparison to its competitors in terms of price, quality, or other factors. For example, "The company's product competitiveness has improved significantly in the past year."
But he said it would "take actions to focus its product offering and improve product competitiveness".
In the global market, inter-firm collaborative product development has become an increasingly significant business strategy for enhanced product competitiveness.
Parameters decision for products that can effectively reduce costs and enhance quality play an important role in product competitiveness.
Regression analysis was employed to examine the correlation between TICs and innovation rate, sales growth, and product competitiveness among these firms.
In the highly competitive market, varying product color to change its image is one of the best solutions to improve the product competitiveness.
The discussion of the Eco-design methods focuses on integration in product development processes considering the relation to a product competitiveness perspective.
But that gives an SBU manager little incentive to distinguish between external sourcing that achieves "product embodied" competitiveness and internal development that yields deeply embedded organizational competences that can be exploited across multiple businesses.
The phenomenon said as much about an implicit buy-Korea mentality as the products' growing competitiveness.
Through the application of the developed methodology to real data, process engineers at the company are now able to use a valuable decision making tool when the production process is affected by certain disruptions, with obvious consequences on product quality, productivity and competitiveness.
They develop a general model to examine the magnitude and incidence of costs associated with absenteeism under alternative assumptions about firm size, the production function, the nature of the firm's product, and the competitiveness of the labor market.
For an SBU defined in product market terms, competitiveness means offering an end product that is competitive in price and performance.
