"goods imported" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to physical items bought from another country. For example: "The company was heavily taxed on the goods imported from overseas."
Advocates of protectionism rarely acknowledge that this approach makes goods, imported and otherwise, more expensive.
Goods imported from China accounted for about a third of that overconsumption.
In the cities, many complain about fast-rising prices of goods imported from other parts of China.
As such, plans to introduce a "carbon tariff" on goods imported from countries such as China misses the point.
Most of the food, oil and consumer goods imported for Ethiopia's 83m-plus people passes through Djibouti.
Consumer prices could come under pressure because goods imported from outside Europe become more expensive in euro terms.
That means we took the basic EU tariffs that apply to the value of goods imported from WTO members and calculated the hypothetical tariffs payable, at 2015 rates, on British goods imported by the EU in 2015.
He has threatened to impose tariffs on all goods imported from China, which amounted to almost $506 billion last year.
Trump threatened automotive companies that build abroad with a 35percenttariffff on goods imported for sale.
After all, if New York's numbers were counted separately, we would no longer treat goods imported into New York as debit items in the U.S. balance of payments.
If other countries failed to follow suit, the U.S. could, in effect, extend its own tax by levying it on goods imported from those countries.
