AS you may know from recent sales reports for Aswebo Toys, our products are enjoying great success in international markets. The response to our electronic and handcrafted wooden toys has been very favorable. We have, in fact, had several requests from a few of our principal clients to expand the number of wooden toys we currently made for children from birth to age five.
Consequently, in an effort to assess the prospects for Aswebo Toys' future growth in this area, the management team has decided that our company will, as a preliminary step, produce one new item intended for the early-childhood market. Belinobo Consulting has been hired to conduct market research on the type of toy that will introduce. Using the results of their product study, the prototype will be refined and put on the market as soon as it is feasible to do so.
This plan presents our company with an exciting opportunity. I'm certain that we can count on your dedication and initiative.
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favorable
adj. 贊同的；稱讚的[（+to）]；有利的，順利的，適合的[（+for/to）]
They are favorable to the proposal.
The book received a favorable review.
The weather seemed favorable for the race.
assess
v.（為徵稅）估定（財產）的價值[（+at）]；確定（稅、罰款、賠償金等）的金額
It is too early to assess the effects of the new legislation.
The value of this property was assessed at one million dollars.
prospect
n.指望；預期；盼望的事物[U][（+of）]；（成功的）可能性；前景，前途[P]
There is no immediate prospect of his returning soon.
Mrs. Smith said that her niece's prospects were ruined.
The prospects of the car industry are brightening.
V. 勘探；勘察
They are prospecting the region for oil. 他們正在該區勘查油礦。
prototype
KK[ˋprotə͵taɪp]
n.
原型；標準；模範
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refine v.
1.提煉，精鍊；精製Crude oil can be refined into various petroleum products. 原油可煉製成各種石油產品。
2.提去（雜質等）[（+out/away）]Much of the really nutritive material actually was refined out of the foods. 在食品加工過程中很多真正有營養價值的物質實際上卻喪失了。
3.使昇華，使……的道德完善
4.使精鍊；使優美；使文雅Reading good books helps to refine our speech. 讀一些好書有助於使我們的言談更優雅。
feasible
KK[ˋfizəb!]
DJ[ˋfi:zəbl]
美式
adj.
可行的；可實行的[+to-v]；可能的；合理的
That is a feasible scheme. 那是一個可行的方案。
initiative
名詞
1.主動的行動；倡議[C]Charles is shy and does not take the initiative in making acquaintances. 查理斯怕羞，不會主動結交朋友。
2.首創精神；進取心[U]He did not have the initiative to start his own business. 他沒有自行開業的積極性。
3.主動權[the S]It was evident that they had lost the initiative. 顯然他們已喪失了主動權。
4.新猷；新作法After the last few attempts failed, the government is launching new initiatives to revive the economy. 過去的幾次嘗試失敗之後，政府又出振興經濟的新猷。
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