The phrase "bulk of goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity or mass of products or items, often in the context of shipping, inventory, or sales.
Example: "The warehouse is filled with the bulk of goods that will be distributed to various retailers next week."
Alternatives: "large quantity of items" or "mass of products."
Analysts say that clothing and accessories make up the bulk of goods that shoppers bring back to stores in search of refunds.
February 11th 1939: Bar chart "drawn to show, by comparison with St Paul's cathedral, the appropriate bulk of goods passing through the port of London".
Generally, the families exchanged goods at the time of the marriage, with the bulk of goods coming from the husband's family.
The real powers behind eBay's success are those small operators -- the liquidators, wholesalers, small retail shops and stay-at-home entrepreneurs -- that offer the bulk of goods for sale on eBay, underpinning its entire business.
Yet the bulk of goods come from unspecified nations, and it is unclear if the guns ever make it ashore or are simply invoiced through Cypriot front companies.
The argument: free wasnt enough before for all but a few and its not going to work now without a pay component, whether its freemiumfree as a form of marketing to put the product in the hands of the maximum number of people, converting just a small fraction to paying customers or flat out charging for the bulk of goods and services.
As apartments become older and competition rises among newer projects, rents are adjusted downward, creating a bulk of good quality affordable housing units.
If England, as is the way with those who have received an unexpected, and arguably undeserved, reprieve, was the happier of the two teams Sunday night, the bulk of good news from the first test was Australian.
"I do not really think we exploit our position as a bulk buyer of goods and services," he says.
Many of Tonga's products are consumed domestically, but imports mainly from New Zealand, Singapore, the United States, Fiji, and Australia form the bulk of the goods consumed in the country.
Although a depreciating currency will increase the competitiveness of Uruguayan exports, until now the bulk of such goods have gone to Argentina and Brazil, its biggest partners in the Mercosur trade bloc, which also includes Paraguay.
