"product perspective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the viewpoint or approach that focuses on the features, benefits, and qualities of a product. Example: In order to effectively market our new line of cosmetics, we need to consider the product perspective and highlight its unique ingredients, long-lasting formula, and cruelty-free manufacturing process.
From a product perspective it makes sense".
From a traditional product perspective, it is not very lucrative.
"Somehow Microsoft has failed to identify new markets both from a product perspective and business perspective.
From a broader product perspective, we are seeing continued demand for funds, as well as hedge funds.
The idea, he adds, is "to be a resource" to them and "not a sales pitch," the better to "build loyalty from a product perspective".
And what are we doing — devoting resources to, and keeping alive, from a product perspective, a tech perspective, a culture perspective — that we shouldn't be doing anymore?
R.Y. Wang, "A Product Perspective on Total Data Quality Management, Communicationss of the ACM, volume 41, number 2, 1998, pp. 58 65.
12. R.Y. Wang, "A Product Perspective on Total Data Quality Management, Communications of Association for Computing Machineryy, volume 41, February 1998, pp. 58 65.
From a product perspective, the study of breakage has important implications for the subsequent processing, transport, handling and final use of granular products.
"We were the group which decided which individuals, colleges, teams, governing bodies, football clubs, sports marketing assets, we should pursue, sign and have integrated into the Nike machine to leverage from a product perspective and from a marketing perspective".
"We all think Ev is a better fit to lead the company from a product perspective, an operations perspective and a business standpoint," said Fred Wilson, a partner at Union Square Ventures and a Twitter board member.
