"consumption items" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to goods or products that are purchased and used for personal consumption or daily use. Example: The store offers a variety of consumption items such as groceries, toiletries, and household goods.
In its basic form, it is the equivalent of one day's common consumption items, like the local marketbasket of typical purchases that already underlies the Consumer Price Index.
As was also the case in other slave-owning societies, slaves in China were often luxury consumption items who constituted a drain on the economy.
Second, the regime used its resources to increase salaries, lower the cost of food imports and subsidize certain main consumption items to materially incentivize the end of protests at the time.
The pattern of food consumption items is shown in Table 2.
Here the interest is in examining how the expenditure allocation across different consumption items evolves with the income level of the household.
The four consumption items were combined into a summative scale.
The capital, labor, and new renewables elasticities of real output are positive and statistically significant, other energy consumption item's elasticities are insignificant.
It is a fast-rising consumption item and a major export commodity of several countries, such as Brazil, Cuba and Thailand.
The counter-argument is that rice is a major consumption item of the poor and that most rice farmers are themselves net consumers of rice.
Of the individuals invited to HUNT1, 72%% (N = 61,553) provided a valid response to the alcohol frequency consumption item in Q2 [ 20].
Three AUDIT subscale scores were calculated to measure alcohol consumption (AUDIT items 1-3), dependence (items 4-6) and problems (or adverse consequences) (items 7-10) [ 72, 75].
