The phrase "exhibit items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various items (e.g. works of art, artifacts, etc.) that are presented for public viewing, for example in a museum, a library, or an art gallery. Example: The museum's current exhibit displays a range of items including paintings, sculptures and historical artifacts.
Exhibit items, records and related material for an exhibition researched and designed by Jennning's undergraduate and graduate students (2003-2006).
Division exhibit items, records, and related material.
Division exhibit items, records and related material.
For a glimpse at some of the exhibit items, click here.
But Mr. Peters contends that although some sellers are primarily interested in making money, collectors trade these materials because they want to exhibit items like uniforms as complete sets.
Icelandic Collection circulation and other card files; records of the Division's Strategic Plan, 1993-94; financial records of the Division; chronological file of outgoing correspondence; magneto-optical disk (MOD) backups; and Division exhibit items, records, and related material.
A Westinghouse poster from 1943 was put on display at the National Museum of American History, part of the exhibit showing items from the 1930s and '40s.
"It will be a prime exhibit item for the visitors center, no question about it".
Describes how to create feature and about pages, browse category pages, and illustrates … the use of the different standard and exhibit item widgets that are available.
The exhibit will display items like plush toys, games, action figures and toys on wheels dating from the 1930s.
If the concepts in terms of which theories are formulated can be related, through chains of definitions, to concepts that are definable ostensibly i.e., by pointing to or exhibiting items or aspects of direct experience then those theories are factually meaningful.
