A marketable product refers to a good or service that has the ability to be sold successfully in the market. It means the product is desirable and has sufficient demand, making people willing to buy it. Full definition
CCRM has built a strong network of academic researchers, leading companies, strategic investors, and entrepreneurs all seeking to accelerate translation of scientific discoveries into marketable products for patients. (bioprocessintl.com)
The programme's overall aim is to make Europe more competitive in world markets, fostering the development of marketable products by bringing together researchers and manufacturers from two or more countries. (newscientist.com)
Just as composers can often conduct their own works with more authority than professional conductors, entrepreneurial inventors can translate their own findings into marketable products more effectively than established organizations that buy or license the rights to the findings. (inc.com)