The phrase "according to ship" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used appropriately.
Example: "According to ship regulations, all cargo must be secured before departure."
Alternatives: "according to the vessel" or "as per the ship's guidelines".
It was able to divert safely to the United Arab Emirates, according to ship's managing firm.
The seakeeping module computes wave induced ship motions in real-time according to ship's position, heading and speed, based on pre-calculated response amplitude operators.
According to ship reports during the summer, the Intertropical Convergence Zone was farther north than usual, which created favorable conditions for tropical cyclogenesis.
Daily exports from Iraq's southern terminals have averaged 2.55m barrels per day (bpd), according to shipping data.
There is a scant secondary market for ship loans right now, except at deep discounts that banks are loath to agree to, according to shipping finance experts.
Not necessarily, according to shipping industry experts who said that assessing the state of piracy is a fluid and complicated task.
This winter, the scurrying started only two weeks before the holidays, instead of the usual four weeks, according to shipping executives.
3.19pm BST Russia ships oil to Syria Reuters reports that a fresh delivery of Russian gasoil has reached a government-controlled port in Syria this month, according to shipping sources and tracking data, adding to a string of cargoes that have flowed into the war-ravaged country this year.
According to shipping lines, although Singapore can replace Colombo, Kelang, and Tanjung Pelepas in liner services for both networks, none of these ports can replace Singapore.
According to shipping limitation or unavailability, a new set with a few choices can easily be replaced, thus it may even decrease Csb.
According to shipping data provider AXSMarine, spot iron ore vessel bookings from Brazil to China surged to a record 39 in July after the Chinese government detained four Rio Tinto employees, up from 24 bookings in the previous month.
