The phrase "bulleted items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a list of points or items that are presented with bullet points for clarity and organization.
Example: "In the meeting, we discussed several bulleted items that needed to be addressed before the project deadline."
Alternatives: "bullet points" or "listed items".
For each of these objective behaviors, the recipe provides bulleted items telling: why one should practice the behavior; how to initiate and maintain the behavior; what problems may encounter in implementing the behavior; how to solve the problems.
The tax-cut outline ("plan" is too grand a word for a single page of a few bulleted items) that his Administration revealed last week cuts taxes for the richest Americans, those earning more than half a million each year.
The bulleted items on her résumé were talking points of pride in his daily conversations and sermons alike.
Listed below are the valid forms of ID voters can use, according to the Illinois State Board of Elections, so make sure you have at least one of the bulleted items with you.
Based on our reading, we do not think the main contributions of this paper are the bulleted items in the introduction, but rather the ideal platform requirements on page six.
Bullet point item No. 2: "We have a 24-hour rule that we stick with around here".
Use lists- numbered for items in decreasing order of importance, or bulleted for items of equal weight.
The bullet items — "Medical Brief; Transition Entitlement; Ethics Brief; Suicide Brief; Reunion Brief" — are on the screen for an instant.
Trump's bullet items would give a tax cut to the wealthiest Americans; most Americans would increase those high-earners' taxes.
"Optimally, each entry starts with a one or two sentence summary of what you have been doing in the particular position". Put two to five bullet items under each.
It runs to 21 pages, unlike Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America" which clocked in at only two pages and ten bullet items.
