The phrase "finished items" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to any items that have been completed, usually in the context of a production process. For example, "The factory workers had finished the assembly of the finished items and were ready to ship them out."
Since the optimal base stock of process 2 is 0 and the immediate order leads to more finished items, by delaying the orders, inventory cost for finished item can be reduced.
The raw materials for construction and finished items to be installed on board are delivered there.
Knitting keeps me sane – it gives me something to work towards, it gives me finished items I can be proud of, whether it's so I can show them off or give them as gifts.
The company's cash position could also be hit if suppliers begin demanding payments on shorter terms, which would mean paying cash for components before they can be sold as finished items.
The bag's manufacturer, Hermès, wrings its hands and apologises that demand for its leather goods is so high that there is a waiting list of up to nine months for finished items.
Those who give a few dollars to a moviemaking project may get their names in the credits, while someone who puts up $100 to support development of a smart wristwatch might be promised one of the finished items.
Every additional detail adds to the price of the finished item.
It's pleasant enough, but on the whole feels like Hynes' sketches towards an album, rather than the finished item.
Several held up a chilling finished item: the stump sock, for soldiers who have lost limbs, a little inverted cap labeled: Wear in good health.
Depending on how many other garments are in the "printer" queue, you will be able to take away your finished item or it will be sent to you a day or so later.
Over the past few years, some tyremakers have routinely added polyester, fibreglass and silica particles to the mix used to make tyres, in order to increase the durability of the finished item.
