"individual items" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example: "The store had a wide selection of individual items, such as pens, notebooks, and folders."
Some individual items were valued as high as $60,000.
We have 143 individual items at Bed, Bath alone.
The evaluation of individual items may be disputable.
Individual items could be shared with other people.
The governor may veto individual items in appropriation bills.
You can easily remove individual items or turn the functionality off completely.
She goes home and tells her husband that she will spend the money on individual items.
Voters judge parties and prime ministers in the round, not just on individual items of policy.
What about individual items such as council tax, household insurance, broadband and utility bills?
You start talking about delivering individual items to consumers, and they're out of their comfort zone".
Mr. Vanderhoef has five days to sign or veto the budget plan or veto individual items.
