The phrase "an item by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the creator or source of an item, such as a product, artwork, or publication.
Example: "I found an item by a local artist at the craft fair."
Alternatives: "a piece from" or "a work by".
Customers must order by 6pm to receive an item by 10pm.
'Teenager' may be a convenient label – but choosing an item by its label is no guarantee that it fits.
Users can indicate that they like an item by clicking on a red heart next to it or "reblogging" it.
Each bid raises the auction price of an item by 1p and at the same time extends the closing time of the auction by up to 60 seconds.
A senator can challenge legislation by staging a filibuster, a maneuver to block action on an item by controlling the Senate floor for an unlimited time.
In short, when retailers try to move an item by packaging it with a freebie, the item that isn't the freebie also loses value in consumers' minds.
But an item-by-item inventory of the most valued pieces carried away by the looters hardly seemed to capture the magnitude of what had occurred.
(I am going to try though: Peter Straus and I have a bet on an item-by-item basis. Loser pays for lunch).
The $300 tome is available in some business school libraries, but you can also pay $10 to use the SwiftEstimator at swiftestimator.com, which lets you do an item-by-item calculation of the value of your home.
What efforts will the government make to address the concerns of the people?President Ma: Last October, negotiations held between the ruling and opposition parties concluded that the TiSA would be subject to an item-by-item review and vote.
You can tell it is not working, but the best way to figure out what is wrong is to unplug everything, test it independently, and troubleshoot on an item-by-item basis.
