The phrase "an inventory of everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive list or catalog of items, assets, or information.
Example: "The museum conducted an inventory of everything in its collection to ensure proper documentation and preservation."
Alternatives: "a catalog of all items" or "a list of everything."
For Break Down he created an inventory of everything he owned, a list of over 7,000 objects, and then ground every one of them to dust.
I have been making an inventory of everything I own, and it comes to 7,006 items, from televisions to reading material to records to old love letters to my Saab 900.
"Making an inventory of everything sounds hard," I said, thinking it might be more thrilling, say, to make my own laundry soap by following the recipe involving borax and washing soda on TheSimpledollar.com.
"There is an inventory of everything, and it will be difficult for the items to leave the country," Mr. Hawass told the Spanish newspaper El Mundo on Sunday, adding that the thieves were probably looters who lived near the sites, as opposed to organized criminals, and that they probably had little knowledge of the value of the goods they had pilfered.
"As you can see we're doing the work and opening them one by one to make an inventory of everything," he said while visiting the team inspecting the containers.
A life audit involves taking an inventory of everything you're doing and being, then prioritizing what's important and eliminating what's not.
Moveline, if you haven't heard yet, is a service that lets you take a video of your belongings or FaceTime with a Moveline consultant to take a detailed inventory of everything you own.
The point of counting is, in a way, to get to the end of counting; but this is a counting that admits of no conclusion — a bottomless inventory of everything and nothing.
Write a complete inventory of everything the visitors will have access to.
Make a full inventory of everything you leave in the flat.
Landy has made a computer inventory of everything he owns, 7,006 objects from odd socks and David Bowie singles to his Saab 900 car.
