The phrase "a freighter of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or entity that transports goods or cargo, typically by sea.
Example: "He is a freighter of essential supplies to remote islands."
Alternatives: "a carrier of" or "a transporter of".
One ship that they filled with explosives was El Estero, a freighter of Panamanian registry docked at a New Jersey pier.
That April day, his detail had just finished stowing roughly 1,400 tons of explosives on El Estero, a freighter of Panamanian registry docked at an Army loading pier.
I determined to find a spot on a freighter of my own when I was old enough, and follow in his footsteps.
At the time, the river was used by a fishing fleet of at least ten trawlers, and a freighter of 250 tons used the river for a trade in timber.
A federal report shows that the environmental damage from the grounding of a freighter on the Oregon coast in 1999 was much greater than thought.
At the beginning of my novel "The Whispering Muse," the two main narrators meet for the first time in the mess room of a freighter on its maiden journey from Denmark to the Black Sea.
Garland's tour promoter Mark Herron announced that they had married aboard a freighter off the coast of Hong Kong; however, she was not legally divorced from Luft at the time the ceremony was performed.
The air delivery unit of the FedEx Corporation agreed to buy 10 Airbus SAS A380 cargo jets valued at $2.3 billion, a decision that ensures development of a freighter version of the plane, the world's largest commercial jet.
"We invented it after terrorists rode a freighter to within 10 miles of Tel Aviv," says Rafael, the former Israeli rear admiral, "and used inflatable boats to attack beachfront hotels".
A morning run along the river brings, with remarkable frequency, a gaggle of blue-jacketed customs officers drinking coffee after a night's work of, say, divesting a Haitian freighter of a couple of thousand pounds of cocaine.
On Friday, the government allowed a freighter full of water to sail from mainland China to the Taiwanese island of Matsu, while the city of Taipei declared that it was cutting water by 20percentt for large corporate and government users and stopping all water to car washes, swimming pools and fountains.
