"product content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to any kind of written material (such as text, images, etc.) associated with a product, such as a description of the product, its features, how to use it, etc. For example: "The company hired an experienced copywriter to create compelling product content for their new line of products."
"Looking at that scenario, we need to devise totally new ways to make money from our core product content as well as create new products and services that can be offered to our customers under the parent brand or new brands".
Information about product content and dose may also be difficult to obtain.
Augmented reality can bridge this gap between consumer, product and product content.
Our organization currently has 27 employees and we're currently hiring in engineering, product, content and more".
The ring-opening product content is the highest for selective ring-opening reactions of THN at different LHSVs (1, 2 and 3 h−1).
Furthermore, more advanced product can be introduced to VCE interactions and thereby enhance the product content as well as quality of interactions.
They do not release any information on the production process, product contents, product composition and so on.
They also release information on the production process, product contents, product composition and so on in a manual, labeling, an Internet service and other measures.
Both targeted integrations yielded homogenous cell populations with comparable intracellular product contents and messenger RNA (mRNA) levels but product related differences in specific productivities.
Intentionally improper waste disposal does not care about the information of product contents, just disposing of waste in an improper manner.
"Labeling of OIM products like compost provides consumers with useful information previously not required by manufacturers including product contents, directions for use and information on use for Certified Organic operations," says Professor Stephen Andrews, soil scientist at UC Berkeley, California.
