'handling items' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of physically managing, moving, or dealing with objects or goods. Example: The new employee was responsible for handling items in the warehouse, ensuring that they were stored and packaged correctly.
The aim was to investigate the implications of individual shedder status on secondary DNA transfer from handling items.
Protect your hands when removing or handling items from refrigerators and freezers at home or in groceries.
Sample footage shot by undercover police of the defendants handling "items and packages passed about and handed to people in the street or pulling up in cars" was then shown to jurors.
It's actually similar in some ways to how Nintendo seems to be handling items in the upcoming Zelda release for consoles, currently scheduled for next year.
Sanitary measures, especially controlling mice and not handling items from a sunken slave ship, should aid in prevention.
While the source of the DNA remains an open question, one positive outcome of the ancestry analysis we provided has been an overhaul of procedures for handling items recovered from terrorist attacks or major crime scenes in Spain.
2. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Bush is handling (ITEM)?
On a more general stance, handling item sampling hinges on profound considerations of the content of measures.
8. Which political party, the (Democrats) or the (Republicans), do you trust to do a better job handling (ITEM)?
Even responsibility for lost-and-found is splintered: Covenant handles items from security checkpoints.
And "Fashion Hunters," at 10 30, checks in at Second Time Around, a Manhattan consignment shop that handles items like a $6,000 dress worn once by Jennifer Lopez.
