The phrase "a dispatch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the sending or distribution of information, messages, or goods.
Example: "The company issued a dispatch of the latest product updates to all its clients."
Alternatives: "a delivery of" or "a transmission of".
In the meantime, Hartford is counting on a dispatch of Connecticut state troopers to bridge the gap.
One day later, Leon E. Panetta, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, sent a dispatch of his own.
"The U.S. imperialists committed over 180 cases of aerial espionage" against North Korea in March, "according to a military source," said a dispatch of the Korean Central News Agency.
Winston Churchill took part in the charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman and wrote in a dispatch of September 12 , 1898 "How strange and varied are the diversions of an imperial people.
In recent weeks, there have been informed predictions of a call up of up to 7,000 reservists and a dispatch of the first of Britain's anticipated ground force of 20,000 troops.
A dispatch of 101 relief helpers, 40 IRCS staff, and 4 people from the public relations department at ReliefWeb also assisted survivors.
Making the vehicles everywhere at any time available requires a dispatching of these vehicles over a city, this could be accomplished at a large scale by trailing several vehicles without mechanical link with a leading driven vehicle (platooning).
We propose an alternative approach which involves generating a dispatch sequence of control blocks in a platform-independent manner.
Admiral Arbuthnot, alerted to his departure, sailed on March 10 after sending Arnold a dispatch warning of the French movement.
A quick dispatch of the new size ensures that you get your chosen style and it fits perfectly.
16] for fear of public alarm of a leprosy plague, according to an Osaka dispatch of the official Domei news agency.
