Collocations for "inventory"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "inventory" in context.
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inventory
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- [store, stock, warehouse, physical] inventory
- need to take inventory
- is taking inventory (of)
- a large inventory (of)
- an inventory of [used cars, new phones]
- boasts the largest inventory in [town, the city]
- [improving, reducing] inventory
- [drawing down, cutting back] on inventory
- have [increased, decreased] their inventory (of)
- the complete inventory is on sale
- browse their inventory (of)
- inventory [your stock, all the items, the warehouse]
- inventory [returned, unsold, faulty, defective] stock
- inventory [all, certain, most] items
- inventoried by the [store, warehouse, logistics, purchasing] manager
- inventoried by [staff, an auditor, the workers, the owner]
- inventoried [weekly, monthly, yearly]
- [must, have to, should] be inventoried
- inventoried for [sale, tax, auditing]
- inventoried to [ensure, improve, provide]
- inventory [software, management, systems]
'inventory' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):