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The phrase "a port for export" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific port designated for the purpose of exporting goods or products to other locations.
Example: "The company has established a new facility near a port for export to streamline its shipping process."
Alternatives: "an export terminal" or "a shipping port for exports".
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The proposal calls to develop Kirkenes as a port for export of Russian products, as the Murmansk is less suited and under-dimensioned.
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Ipswich prospered as a port for the export of East Anglian textiles from medieval times to the 17th century.
All currently proposed alternatives to move tar sands to a deepwater port for export face problems.
The vast mine complex, set to launch in 2017, would extract a maximum of 60m tonnes of coal a year and transport it via a new rail line to an expanded Abbot Point port for export.
The need for a railway was driven by the export needs of Jämtland, which needed an ice-free port for export of timber and lumber.
It is a major port for exporting iron ore from neighboring Sweden.
The idea was first put forward to Bute by one of his staff in 1822, who suggested that, with the right investment, Cardiff could be transformed into a major port for exporting coal and iron.
It was an important port for exporting goods to the British Isles and beyond.
Modern development dates from the coming of the railway in 1835, when Hartlepool became a port for the Durham coalfield, exporting coal and importing pit props.
Originally a port for fruit and timber exports, the Tigre delta enjoyed an early-20th-century belle époque as an elite tourist destination, before being unceremoniously dumped as Argentinians shifted their attentions to resorts on the Atlantic coast.
"Is someone going to sift through each truck of soybeans that arrives at port for export?" said Mr. Carvalho, president of Agropecuaria Basso.
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