The phrase "as a consignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to goods or items that are sent to a retailer or another party for sale, typically under an agreement that the sender retains ownership until the items are sold.
Example: "The store received the new clothing line as a consignment, allowing them to showcase the products without upfront costs."
Alternatives: "on consignment" or "as a shipment".
Another witness, Abu Fouad, claimed the attack took place as a consignment of fuel arrived and crowds packed the station.
He also insisted the gallery buy the work and resell it to Mr. Howard, rather than just act as a consignment broker.
Bernhardt is said then to have travelled by ship to Beirut, where arrangements were made to pack the weapons into a shipping container labelled as a consignment of ceramic floor tiles.
Reports of ivory seizures are a regular occurrence in Mombasa, Kenya's largest port, where just this month large shipments of ivory have been discovered, in one case disguised as a haul of sun-dried fish, and in another as a consignment of 240 bags of groundnuts.
He was the longest serving member of the pottery, starting as a consignment packer for deliveries, and went on to be one of the last three potters, along with Joanna Wason and Amanda Brier, to remain there until its closure in 2005.
That way, it believes, data will have to be properly entered (which is not always the case now), and algorithms can be established that will flag up potentially dodgy entries - such as a consignment that has apparently been fattened beyond feasible limits in ranches.
Its other new shows include "The Wedding Planner" (ouch); "Jason of Beverly Hills," about a jeweler named Jason Arasheben; and "Ready to Wear," which will follow the dedicated workers at a consignment shop as they "search the closets of New York's elite," as the network puts it.
I bought it at a consignment shop.
The auction house claims that De Caro had presented the books as being a consignment from a private owner in Italy.
Vaunte started off as purely a consignment market that takes 30percentt commission for photographing and shipping seller's items, but it has since expanded to also sell new versions of the items people show off.
