The phrase "laundry list of things" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a long list of items, like in the following example: I had to make a laundry list of things to bring to the picnic, including blankets, plates, cups and food.
You could construct an interlocking laundry list of things for the government to invest in.
"I gave them a laundry list of things I want to see taught," he said.
It detailed the laundry list of things one must do to go out, before pointing out that once you get there, all you want to do is leave.
And I can't remember the litany of things -- but listen, there's going to be a huge laundry list of things people want to get done.
"Do you want a president... .. began one of the speakers at Unity, preparing to run off a laundry list of things Obama would do.
"I did not go and present the president with any kind of detailed kind of request, a laundry list of things," Mr. Schwarzenegger said.
Multiple songs here — "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)," "Off That," "On to the Next One," "Reminder" — essentially boil down to laundry lists of things Jay-Z doesn't like, to say nothing of things Jay-Z did before you did.
Discussions about these phones always come with a laundry list of cool things you can do with them.
There's still a "laundry list" of other things left to build, too, Hernandez notes, saying that the company is also looking into e-commerce website integrations, customizing the time-of-day of the push notifications, adding more communication functionality between customer and merchant, and more.
It was a checklist that basically was their laundry list of all things that they believed made someone "attractive".
And by "presents," I basically mean the political will and the money to do a laundry list of serious things for the good of our country.
