"chopped logs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to logs that have been cut into smaller pieces. For example, "The woodcutter was able to quickly chop the logs he had gathered into small manageable pieces."
He chopped logs and hunted for food.
For extra pay, Jennie teaches an additional chemistry class and has tutored at a local enrichment center; Mitch has chopped logs and sold firewood.
Photograph: Gerard Julien/AFP/Getty Images 1.29pm BST What initially looks like a pile of chopped logs is an example of world champion body-painter Johannes Stötter's work.
The church is full of chopped logs.
"New heights of artistry are possible if you combine chunky and finely chopped logs with unsplit branches".
Inside Club Monaco's Bloor Street flagship in Toronto, a dedicated space for men's wear opened in November and has displays of tweed jackets mixed with chopped logs, and you might hear a track from the Rolling Stones album "Exile on Main St". or 1960s reggae.
We all dutifully set to work digging holes, collecting wood, chopping logs and lighting fires.
It featured people chopping logs and then discussing how to stack it.
Elsewhere in the Basque country spectators were gambling on teams of oxen dragging heavy boulders across cobblestones and on burly giants chopping logs.
As a city-dweller with a devout hatred of the cold, the idea of spending time outdoors felling trees and chopping logs does not appeal.
In the middle of winter, they were made to go outside in the freezing rain and snow to chop logs, wearing only the sandals they'd brought with them from Bangladesh.
