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The phrase "a finished item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a product or object that has been completed and is ready for use or sale.
Example: "After weeks of hard work, we finally have a finished item that we can present to our clients."
Alternatives: "a completed product" or "a finalized piece".
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The manufacturer produces a finished item by the combination of a certain percentage of the various types of raw materials.
Thus, the k-th demand information in turn causes the k-th order 1, the k-th demand for work-in-process, the k-th order 2 and the k-th demand for a finished item.
Those backing a Kickstarter campaign expect only a finished item, though.
Getting textures and colors to match throughout a finished item is a complicated process in and of itself.
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Several held up a chilling finished item: the stump sock, for soldiers who have lost limbs, a little inverted cap labeled: Wear in good health.
It will give the finished item a clean look.
It's pleasant enough, but on the whole feels like Hynes' sketches towards an album, rather than the finished item.
Depending on how many other garments are in the "printer" queue, you will be able to take away your finished item or it will be sent to you a day or so later.
Every additional detail adds to the price of the finished item.
Over the past few years, some tyremakers have routinely added polyester, fibreglass and silica particles to the mix used to make tyres, in order to increase the durability of the finished item.
A base stock order policy is easily installed in the production and inventory system because the policy is easily established by sending information on withdraw of each finished item to all upstream stations.
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