The phrase "such commodities as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific types of goods or products in a general context.
Example: "The store offers various items, such commodities as fruits, vegetables, and dairy products."
Alternatives: "such items as" or "such goods as".
(2) The value of a claim for damaged donated commodities will be determined on the basis of the commodity acquisition, transportation, and related costs incurred by CCC with respect to such commodities, as well as such costs incurred by the recipient and paid by CCC, less any funds generated if such commodities are sold in accordance with § 1499.9(f)(1).
(1) The value of a claim for lost donated commodities will be determined on the basis of the commodity acquisition, transportation, and related costs incurred by CCC with respect to such commodities, as well as such costs incurred by the recipient and paid by CCC.
Only in recent years has this ban been relaxed for such commodities as pepper, edible oils and coffee.
It's a given that in a resort community, one pays through the upturned nose for such commodities as toilet paper and extra virgin olive oil.
Looking ahead, those who are committed to reducing the impacts of producing such commodities as palm oil, tilapia, beef or sugarcane know how daunting this can be.
China's sluggish property market, overcapacity in the manufacturing sector and slowed government spending in infrastructure have contributed to the country's economic slowdown and contribute to decreasing demand for such commodities as coal and iron ore, used in heavy industry.
In some cases, manufacturers have found themselves scrambling for such commodity items as diodes and resistors.
There has also been an observable surge of such neglected commodities as creativity and true design.
Venezuela has also helped to finance international cartels in such other commodities as bananas and coffee.
Export subsidies were accordingly paid on such farm commodities as cotton and grains.
For many types of commodities, particularly such bulk commodities as grains, coal, and ore, inland waterway transport is still more economical than any other kind of transport.
