The phrase "cable clips" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to small plastic or metal devices used to secure cables or wires, often found in offices or homes to organize and manage cords. Some examples of using the phrase in a sentence are: - "I need to buy some cable clips to tidy up the mess of wires behind my television." - "The electrician used cable clips to neatly secure the wiring in the new office building." - "Don't forget to grab some cable clips to keep the extension cords in place for the event setup."
The other end of the cable clips on to an instrument known as a speculum, which is used to keep the vagina open during the examination.
Halfway around this testament to curatorial obsession, among the velocipedes and the 1896 Crypto Front Wheel Drivers, the passionate arrangements of cable clips and repair-outfit tins, there is a small display window containing the vestimentary leavings of the British cyclist Tom Simpson.
So far, Zyleen has unwrapped shoes, her favorite chocolates, skincare products, a watch and cable clips to keep her chargers neat.
The accuracy of the test rests on careful placement of the BIVA electrodes and the connecting cable clips.
One way is to walk around with the BlackBerry in its belt holster, its cable clipped to your shirt and the earbud in place at all times.
CNBC then hyped the clip incessantly ("Shot Heard Around The Word"/"Santelli's Manifesto"), while NBC led the evening news that night with the cable clip from its sister station, announcing Santelli's rant to struck a "populist" chord.
In T.S.B. 09279 issued on Oct. 16, G.M. said the transmission cable clip might not be fully engaged and could come loose, leaving a vehicle stuck in Park after the shifter is moved.
Whether you are head banging or slam dancing, EarClick, together with a cable clip and anti-tangle fabric cord, will keep The Minor securely in place.
The cable clipped power lines, leaving thousands of people without electricity and disrupting civil aviation, before the blimp came to rest outside rural Moreland Township, Pa.
The fragments are connected networks of cables, clips and bentwood strips that create their own perspectival lines and scatter-shot patterns, suggesting associations with painting, drawing and digital design.
Viewers who had seen the Chicago preacher only in brief cable news clips or campaign attack ads finally saw the unexpurgated version, and it was an illuminating display.
