"library inventory" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the list of items that are in a library, or the process of keeping track of what the library owns. For example, "The librarian was tasked with carrying out the library inventory to ensure that all the books were properly tracked."
A library inventory discovered that at least 56 rare and valuable books had been taken, including a 1633 edition of John Donne's poems; a copy of Thomas Hobbes's philosophical masterwork, "Leviathan," from 1651; and the astronomer Johannes Kepler's 1619 work "Harmonices Mundi".
The search strategy was limited to four main sources: the Decision Aids Library Inventory, SDM experts, Google and the references in existing systematic reviews on DAs.
Four main data sources were searched: i) The Decision Aids Library Inventory (DALI) of the Ottawa Patient Decision Aids Research Group at the Ottawa Research Institute from September 16, 2013 to April 20 , 2014
The pilot version of the DDDA fulfills 40 of 47 IPDAS collaboration quality criteria and is registered on-line with the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute decision aid library inventory [ 47, 51].
Data sources searched were the Decision Aids Library Inventory (DALI) of the Ottawa Patient Decision Aids Research Group at the Ottawa Health Research Institute Googlee searches on the internet; professional organizations, academic institutions and other experts in the field; and references in existing systematic reviews on DAs.
Glendale and Pasadena, which share library inventories, are among the select few systems in the U.S. to get the 3M cloud technology.
The five Kraus children decided to sell the Kraus reference library and inventory in separate auctions.
Lucas Pinheiro and Magda Mortner entered the Mellow Pages Library in Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon, greeted the others there, and began to look at some of the library's inventory of 1,300 books, many of them from obscure presses or by little-known writers.
Benjamin Swinburne and Micah Nance of Morgan Stanley said Tuesday in a report that the two recent deals "highlight the continued opportunity for content owners to monetize current and library TV inventories".
Mr. Lubetzky worked for years at the Library of Congress, where he started in the 1940's sorting out an overwhelming backlog of books waiting to be entered into the library's soaring inventory.
In an audit, U.S. Archivist Allen Weinstein blamed the library's poor inventory software for the mishap.
