The phrase "a bundle of goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to commerce, trade, or logistics when referring to a collection of items being sold or transported together.
Example: "The store received a bundle of goods that included clothing, electronics, and household items."
Alternatives: "a collection of items" or "a shipment of products."
A newspaper is a bundle of goods and revenue streams brought together to amortise the cost of a printing press, and to pay for newsprint and a distribution network.
The Fed is interested in price stability, and what that means is that it's interested in making sure that the dollar you use to buy a bundle of goods today buys very nearly the same bundle of goods a year down the road.
Biztainment is a practice by which entertainment is added to a bundle of goods and services in order to gain competitive advantage.
"The benefits", Mr Sen writes in the book's foreword, "end up being a bundle of good things — or averted bad things".
The Justice Technology Information Network has a bundle of good links to information on forensics education, research labs, associations, and news and information.
AT&T/Cingular customers received a bundle of good news this morning with the introduction of the Option GT Max 3.6 Express and the much anticipated Sierra Wireless 875U USB AirCard for the 3G network.
Economic impacts of changes in the purchasing power of a bundle of exported goods of a country for bundles of goods imported from its trade partners.
Choice theory [ 7] is based on several axioms, amongst which is that an individual's preferences regarding any bundle of goods are complete i.e. that the process of elicitation merely reveals preferences and does not, of itself, influence the preferences [ 8].
Let (r_{t}) denote the nominal rate of profit at time t, and (varvec{w}_{t}) a bundle of wage goods which is assumed to be exogenously given and constant.
Admirable ambition, but unless your UX design is superb, you wind up seeming like a bundle of individually good ideas bolted together awkwardly into a shambling mess.
