The phrase "about those items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a discussion or inquiry regarding specific items previously mentioned or identified.
Example: "I have some questions about those items we discussed in the meeting yesterday."
Alternatives: "regarding those items" or "concerning those items".
The thing about those items – especially tobacco – is that their prices are not driven by demand.
Personal effects may have little monetary value, but decisions about those items often cause problems in families.
Trendsta tracks those teens as they create buzz about those items.
"Once we get everyone out there scanning items and exchanging data about those items, the brands are going to want to be there.
But what about those items you'd like to have, but don't necessarily have the space or the time to pack?
"Garbage fuck" your crush at least once a week to learn about what she buys, then create a romantic narrative about those items that makes her seem even more perfect!
The Trump campaign had previously declined to answer questions about where those items are, or what Trump had done with them.
On Tuesday, an online retailer called Zady will launch a Web site on which visitors can not only peruse clothes and accessories but also read detailed information about how those items were made — where the materials came from, where the factories are located, and who the designers are.
On Tuesday, an online retailer called Zady will launch a Web site on which visitors can not only peruse clothes and accessories but also read detailed information about how those items were made where the materials came from, where the factories are located, and who the designers are.
"If you are scared about wanting those items again, hold onto the box for six months and then donate everything".
The panel, a Democratic committee official said, will ask Sater about all of those items.
