'catalogue of items' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to a list of items. For example, "The library provides a detailed catalogue of items for loan to its members."
CoreFoods also has a catalogue of items available for events and parties.
To commemorate the tercentenary of the birth of Samuel Johnson (1709 1784), whose influence on his time was as monumental as his legacy is enduring, Harvard University's Houghton Library presents this exhibition catalogue of items drawn from the Donald & Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, bequeathed to the library in 2004 by Mary Hyde Eccles.
To commemorate the tercentenary of the birth of Johnson, Harvard University's Houghton Library presents A Monument More Durable Than Brass, an exhibition catalogue of items drawn from the Donald & Mary Hyde Collection of Dr. Samuel Johnson, bequeathed to the library in 2004 by Mary Hyde Eccles.
"Mughal and Rajasthani Painting". In Indian Miniature Painting: Catalogue of Items Exhibited for Sale at Spink and Son, London 25 November-18 December 1987, 5-9.
There aren't limitations on what kinds of presents you can send, unlike competitors like Karma (which was recently acquired by Facebook and has a limited catalogue of items to choose from).
Navarro describe's Jinn's proposition as "demand driven" because customers can order anything they choose and aren't restricted to a catalogue of items or a single vertical, such as restaurant food in the case of Deliveroo or Take Eat Easy.
This exhibit features published archives on World's Fairs from the Qing imperial court, catalogues of items exhibited at Chinese Pavilion during the early 20th century, historical records and anecdotes of China's participation with past fairs, selected monographs on the Shanghai Expo 2010, and the Shanghai Expo souvenirs.
A catalogue of 75 items from the Hyde Collection pertaining to Henry Fielding that were on display at an exhibition at Houghton Library in 1987.
We thus build a catalogue of reporting items reflecting a broad and comprehensive set of strategic aspects enabling addressees of management reports to obtain an exhaustive and consistent picture of firm strategy (Beretta and Bozzolan 2008).
To develop the scorecard underlying the measurement of SDS, we use a normative catalogue of disclosure items based on prior research on voluntary disclosure practice, as well as on recommendations to use value reporting disclosure scorecards (e.g., Meek et al. 1995).
A complete catalogue of data items and definitions are in the manual of operations published on the VON website: http://www.vtoxford.org/tools/downloads.aspx.aspx
