The phrase "about our items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing details, features, or information related to products or objects that you are referring to.
Example: "In this meeting, we will talk about our items and how they can benefit our customers."
Alternatives: "regarding our products" or "concerning our goods".
Our items about the alignment of MU with departmental goals, patient care priorities, and overall departmental support for MU were similar to items used in other studies [ 10, 13].
The module encompasses three scales: 1) About My/My Child's Neuromuscular Disease (17 items), 2) Communication (3 items), and 3) About Our Family Resources (5 items) [ 11, 12].
Our item about the hideous double-billing practiced by a Maine grocer has brought a confession from the owner of a hardware store that he once….
Following our item about AW in Scarborough who was sold a "box" to stop nuisance calls which never arrived, a reader from Chepstow tells us her mother faced the opposite problem.
The New Yorker, January 20 , 1934P. 8 A history professor at William College has written us prompted by his reading of our item about London's sudden discovery of the American slang expression "Keep Your Shirt On".
By Richard Newhall, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 20 , 1934P. 8 A history professor at William College has written us prompted by his reading of our item about London's sudden discovery of the American slang expression "Keep Your Shirt On".
By Mrs. Lutle, G. W. Dorland, and Francis Steegmuller The New Yorker, August 11 , 1934P. 10 Our item about the hideous double-billing practiced by a Maine grocer has brought a confession from the owner of a hardware store that he once billed 3 customers for a lawnmower which he thought one of them had probably bought, only to receive checks from all three.
Our item about the hideous double-billing practiced by a Maine grocer has brought a confession from the owner of a hardware store that he once billed 3 customers for a lawnmower which he thought one of them had probably bought, only to receive checks from all three.
Our item about the hideous double-billing practiced by a Maine grocer has brought a confession from the owner of a hardware store that he once… There is a job of road construction near Peekskill, and a watchman at a bar across the highway has orders not to let anyone drive….
Our item about ability to document action in response to quality prompts (e.g., cancer screening, foot exam, labs) was similar to efficacy items in other instruments that refer to "confidence" in performing a task [ 10].
