The phrase "assembled items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to products or objects that have been put together from various parts or components.
Example: "The store offers a wide range of assembled items, including furniture and toys that are ready for immediate use."
Alternatives: "constructed products" or "put-together goods".
A label adds a Los Angeles slant by informing us that the assembled items have been rented from a prop house where they will be returned once the show closes.
When they assembled items they thought worked well together — say, lime-green leggings, black gloves, and a mesh pushup bra — they put them in a giant Ziploc bag, pasted a label on the pack, and set it aside to go with one of the outfits.
IN 2003, when civic-minded residents of Bay Ridge decided to bury a time capsule in honor of the 150th anniversary of the naming of the community, they spent a year assembling items that spoke to life in Bay Ridge.
The company is now working with a fulfillment company to handle assembling items and shipping them to customers.
Chaplains in our organization have found it more natural to assemble items and create pathways than to think about individual items in isolation.
Duchamp originally assembled the items from 1913 to 1919; Mr. Schwarz produced this edition, which the artist signed, in 1964.
One meal was a benefit to pay the veterinary bills of a sick dog, and another was assembled from items on Elvis's grocery lists at Graceland.
The university's Rose Memorial Library houses a collection of books, manuscripts, artifacts and papers of Nebraska-born author Willa Cather (1873 1947) assembled from items given by several donors including significant contributions by Caspersen and his wife.
As we said, it's become a point of pride to be able to assemble these items quickly and be ready for the next trip in a matter of hours or minutes.
Mr. Fiske, of Eddie Bauer, also turned to an archivist to assemble old items for inspiration.
Over the next decade Cruzvillegas evolved a method of assembling random items that he found, bought, or received from friends.
