The phrase "charge items" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to adding the cost of items to a bill. For example, "I visited the store, and had to charge several items to my credit card."
It enabled you to spend money and charge items as you liked without any outside checks".
(Disney hotel key cards can also be used to charge items).
Dolores Bova of Milford is also turned off by the fact that most Internet grocers require users to charge items to a credit card.
Yet he expects their spending to remain steady, even if they have to pull money from savings or charge items to credit cards.
He also invented software to enable hotels to charge items from the minibar to guests' bills automatically, a system called "The Butler", and patented the design.
"The club has resolved a dispute with Firoka in regard to service charge items," the report stated.
Slapping a few politically charged items on the ballot this fall is a recipe for mischief.
Last I checked, charging items on an account when preparing to file for bankruptcy was considered fraud.
Most people are liable for up to a maximum of $50 if someone fraudulently charges items using their number.
In one of the more politically charged items, he eliminated $7.5 million for women's health clinics, the subject of a battle with Democrats that has lasted more than a year.
It is important to note that, while there were no differences in the believability ratings for the affectively charged and the neutral items, there was found to be a stronger impact of believability on valence ratings for neutral items compared to affectively charged items.
