The phrase 'order slip' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that someone fills out to order something, such as food from a restaurant or items from a store. For example, "Please fill out the order slip and bring it to the counter."
Together a traveller and the waiter studied the lady's order slip, and they found this entry.
Some girls go with an order slip, then come back two weeks later with the boxes.
"We also ship anywhere in the U.S.," she said, motioning to an order slip she was filling out for a restaurant in Virginia.
Hernán, who hung a poster of Che during his law-school days in the early 70's, says that "once or twice" he contributed to the rebels, providing medicine, for example, or a credit order slip at the general store.
In early July, Mr. Holmes ordered a Blackhawk Urban Assault Vest, a knife and two magazine holders from a Web site called Tactical Gear, according to an order slip provided by the company's chief executive, Chad Weinman.
There is a hint of friction as they test each other: Woodcock delivers a comically long list of food and then snatches the order slip; Alma delivers the order in full with a wry smile and says, "For the hungry boy".
"This court order slipped through the cracks," he said.
However, the average size of shoppers' order slipped by 2.9%, Ocado added.
There was no room for wastebaskets, so harried brokers just flung used order slips on the floor.
The high-street retailer, known for laminated catalogues, order slips and mini pencils, has been trying to reinvent itself as a digital business.
With that in mind, Argos is considering ditching its traditional laminated catalogues, order slips and tiny pencils as it experiments with hi-tech stores which it hopes might help attract better-off shoppers.
