Does this make sense? Within a single order there are items...
Within a single order there are items to fulfill outsanding customer orders but there are other items which purpose is to fill up the stock.

(I mean we order items with different purposes in a single order form.)

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Does this make sense? Within a single order there are items...
Within a single order there are items  to fulfill  outsanding customer orders but there are other items which purpose is to fill up the stock.

(I mean we order items with different purposes in a single order form.)

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Hi Hmano! A little more context would help (I'm assuming you work in a stock room or have a shop of some kind), but I think this is what you mean -  "Within a single order there are items destined to fulfill outstanding customer orders, but also other items that we need to replenish our stock." I used to work for John Lewis and Primark in England. 'Replenish' means to refill your supply of something that has been used up. Your sentence does make sense to someone who understands the context :) Hope this helps!

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Hi Hmano,

You could form the sentence like this:
By using/with one single form you can order stock items as well as items for sale.

Hope this helps!

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It doesnt make sense. I will correct it later if others dont do it before ne.

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