The phrase "about the items that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific details or information related to certain items.
Example: "I have some questions about the items that were listed in the inventory report."
Alternatives: "regarding the items that" or "concerning the items that".
When the game is over, use the Bingo sheets to jump-start discussion about the items that caught students' interest.
"In 2001, certainly there was reservation about the items that were shown," said Cheryl Wilson, customer development director at Spencer Gifts in Egg Harbor Township, N.J. "Displays were adjusted.
While food design might normally be associated with creating new products (according to their book "Food Design XL," Europe sees the launch of roughly ten thousand new products a year), Hablesreiter and Stummerer instead want to design new ways of thinking about the items that already exist.
UrthBox will provide detailed information about the items that are found in each box and allow customers to purchase those items in its online store, or get discounts at local shops.
"Let people ask us questions about the items that are on there".
If you put off talking about the items that are bothering you most, you may run out of time to talk about them during the visit.
Val-Kill today houses about 40percentt of the items that were there during her lifetime.
Stoljar starts off in a Russellian vein: because physics traffics only in dispositional properties it cannot tell us the whole truth about physical objects: it cannot tell us about the intrinsic nature of the items that have these physical dispositions.
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High: You mentioned as you spoke about your team that one of the items that rolls up to you is security.
When someone comes to claim a phone, booth workers ask for some telltale detail about the item that only its owner would know about.
