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Discover LudwigThe phrase "office equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to items such as computers, desks, filing cabinets, scanners, etc. that are used in a workplace. For example: "We need to order new office equipment to keep up with the changing technology."
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But at ground zero, office equipment was crushed to dust.
Also, no you can't take any office equipment with you.
Some of the small office equipment was tempting.
Output of computers and office equipment was flat.
My father sold office equipment and my mum homeschooled us.
All his papers, the desk and the office equipment.
The makers of office equipment were taking notice.
Russia imported $9.7 billion in office equipment, food and flowers.
Only office equipment was reported damaged in the blaze.
The advent of computers and other office equipment increased the internal heat gains in most offices.
The ENERGY STAR label can now be found on appliances, office equipment, lighting, buildings, and more.
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