The phrase "consumer electronic goods" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any type of electronic device or product that is intended for use by the general public. Example: "The store specializes in selling a variety of consumer electronic goods, such as smartphones, laptops, and gaming consoles."
"Five years ago, the profit margin for consumer electronic goods sold in Iran was nine or ten per cent," Hamid said.
The African Retail Operations segment operates as a retailer in furniture, household appliances, consumer electronic goods, home entertainment, office automation and building supplies.
Almost all of the consumer electronic goods produced by Samsung can be powered by Linux, so it makes sense for them to join the Linux Foundation.
For comparison, prices for consumer electronic goods have an average coefficient of variation of 12.5%.
Action cameras like the items GoPro sells are quickly becoming a general consumer electronic good where they were once the objects of only extreme sports athletes.
The FBI busted Henderson in May 2011 for creating coupons for a vast array of consumer and electronic goods.
In late November the country's financial watchdog announced measures to curb consumer lending for electronic goods and some luxury items, including expensive cars, but that hardly seems enough.What could push Mr Erdogan to go further is the danger that his grand projects will founder without a robust legal system and economic stability.
Bulk metallic glasses are now being used in consumer electronic industries, sporting goods industries, etc.
But it is a sad indictment of how African development has unfolded that valuable natural materials that should have brought prosperity have instead been exploited by unscrupulous multinationals to feed the appetite of western consumers for cheap electronic goods.
RLN is utilized to pick up or collection, transportation and recycling of used products or end-of-life (EOL) goods by the consumers, such as electronic goods recycling (Hyunsoo et al. 2009), hazardous waste products recycling (Samanlioglu 2013), empty and aluminum soft-drink bottles recycling (Privé et al. 2006), paper recycling (Patia et al. 2008).
Consumers stopped buying new appliances and electronic goods, and manufacturers cut back production.
