The phrase "product development department" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific department in a business or organization whose job is to develop and create new products/services. For example: "The product development department at our company is working on a revolutionary new software."
I had a product development department and a director of special events and 4,000 square feet of office space.
Dave Reuter, a Ford spokesman in the product development department, said: "In the early 1990's you had available at least one place for a cup, generally for the driver.
I was promoted to a job in the new product development department where I was able to see how the marketing and sales strategies worked.
As it has scaled from one person to a 75-person team, Quirky's product development department has been able to move from creating plastic kitchen gadgets to more complex designs, like electronics.
But it's not just users who are invited to experiment with their news: in newsrooms and product development departments, developers and journalists are adopting play as design and authoring process.
Judges included employees from Coke's legal, marketing, technical engineering and new product development departments.
She works in the new-product development department at Autranet, a New York investment concern.
Hidden from the public's view of industry-dominating winners--from the coolest snowboards to the hottest in-line skates--lies a product-development department that may be ready to shatter like cheap fiberglass.
Koo Kwang-Mo returned to U.S. in January to work for home entertainment unit's product-development department, his second U.S. stint after working for LG Electronics in New Jersey.
These stories can't be told unless there is great communication throughout the organization, such as between sales, product development, marketing department and public relations teams.
Soon after my first step into an industrial career, I was promoted to a position responsible for the departments of production, product development, and QA/QC.
