The phrase "inventory of goods" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to refer to a collection of items held in some type of store or warehouse. For example, "The storekeeper kept an inventory of goods to ensure that he never ran out of the items he needed."
The third-party strategy has helped Amazon expand while minimizing its need to maintain its own inventory of goods.
Some of Accretive's customers pay others like ATG, an e-commerce software company, to build their Web sites, or install software to help manage their inventory of goods online.
Neither brother could be reached, but Germán Hernández recently placed an advertisement in an Ecuadorean newspaper stating that he and a woman had turned over an inventory of goods held by the company and had resigned from it, referring all claims to his brother and another co-owner.
Just because the Internet makes it possible to offer a near-infinite inventory of goods for sale does not mean that consumers will start wanting more obscure items in any great numbers.
"When presidents are involved in tough international conflicts, very seldom do they want to use their inventory of good will helping House and Senate members.
The entire exhibition is an inventory of good art and bad; the creepy, the weird, the stupid, the unpleasant, the misconceived and the plain nasty.
The Guardian's art critic Adrian Searle described Kelley's 2004 Tate Liverpool show, in which he placed his work alongside controversial work by artists including Sarah Lucas and the Chapmans, as "fascinating, lubricious, frightening and appalling … an inventory of good art and bad; the creepy, the weird, the stupid, the unpleasant, the misconceived and the plain nasty".
Compile an inventory of good practices and lessons learned for all four results areas.
Companies are whittling down excess inventories of goods and supplies.
Makers of everything from automobiles to steel struggled to reduce bulging inventories of goods as both exports and domestic sales fell off, the report said.
The fourth quarter benefited, for instance, from wholesalers restocking inventories of goods like petroleum, paper and cars, giving a jolt to growth.
