The phrase "lists out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when providing a list in a sentence. For example: "This report lists out the different costs associated with the project."
"I have enough trouble getting rich lists out and negotiating the minefields of vast egos without taking them on board too".
Bette Kahn, a spokeswoman for Crate and Barrel, said the former sales associate took the customer data "without our permission and without our knowledge; it's definitely against our policy to give our lists out for anything".
This section lists out the potential issues of our system and our corresponding solutions along with our implementation.
The ranking also lists out clearly which the sovereign state(s) of each publishing group is based at, implying the source(s) of their state-backing.
The reason Twitter has been slowly rolling Lists out rather than giving it to everyone at once is so they could stress test it.
The article lists out three motivators of social justice allies that I will summarize for the brevity's sake.
"Can you list out the subs too.
Here, we just list out some possible further works: 1. Supplement collection of scattering historical sources.
What was missing was a procedure to list out all the non-valid formulas, or equivalently to list out all satisfiable formulas.
Could you please help me to list out a more comprehensive list of grant sources?
just if it can be listed out by some Turing machine.
