'range product' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the entire list of products offered by a company, usually within a specified category in its catalog. For example, "The company has several range products, from small toys to high-end electronics."
Our long range product strategy plan includes the production and use of bio-fueled vehicles.
I worked alongside a tough old-school formulating chemist for four years as we built the range product by product.
where s x, y) is the filtered u x, y) gray-scale value, w (x, y) represents the filter weight, and when it is not contaminated by impulse noise, it indicates the distance weight and the weight of the range product; when it is judged that the impulse noise is contaminated, it represents the product of the weight, the weight of the range and the weight of the pulse.
Peter Roberts, chairman of Langport Area Business Group explains: "We're not selling a grotty end of range products: we're selling decent local produce.
Masan makes a wide range products popular with Vietnamese consumers, from fish sauce to instant noodles and coffee.
For example, USDA Organic certification was used to substantiate the claim on five free range products.
Two profiles deriving from a sample were considered concordant when BCPs calculated from the comparable range products were identical.
"Consumers are at real risk of being misled by businesses wanting to cash in on the premium that a free-range product attracts," the complaint said.
Auto executives say they are already preparing long-range product plans that will help them reach the new federal standards by 2025.
While a new full-size truck is on deck for 2003, along with the obligatory S.U.V. spinoff, Nissan's long-range product planning does not appear to include a re-engineered compact truck anytime soon.
4 15 p.m. | Updated A new long-range product plan for Chrysler Group, revealed on Wednesday in Detroit, confirms a broad expansion of the availability of Fiat and Alfa Romeo models in North America over the next three years.
