The phrase "items count" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total number of items in a list or collection.
Example: "The items count in the inventory report shows that we have 150 products available."
Alternatives: "number of items" or "item total."
As Ms. Ruiz made her choices, the system subtracted points from an allotment of 200 for the month (healthy items count for fewer points).
A family feud The EU 14 give way to Austria Reprints Related items Count the costSep 14th 2000 Related topics Western Europe French politics European politics Politics World politicsAnd this week?
"Non-permanently deleted items count towards the storage space of a user.
The government has a decades-long record of literally deciding what levels of capital are sufficient and what items count as capital.
"The managers quickly see calculated indicators like team happiness, task completion ratio, overdue items count or problems, and can drill down into each section and person," explains Kaljundi.
"The managers quickly see calculated indicators like team happiness, task completion ratio, overdue items count or problems, and can drill down into each section and person," co-founder Jüri Kaljundi told me back in October.
A sample of parts will be taken and the number of defective items counted.
This version consisted of number processing; addition and subtraction in oral problems (three items); Arabic number writing (two items); counting (three items); sequencing (two items); simple operations: addition (five items), subtraction (six items), multiplication (five items), and division (four items); number composition (one item); and fractions: notions/comparisons/operations (six items).
It was the fault of The Acme Medallion of Power! [Fanfare] Mind you, they lost by about five items (counting the chest and the keys).
From these single items, counts of health conditions (range 0 3) and impairments (range 0 6) were calculated.
Then, before you leave at the end of the flight, make sure your item count is right.
