The phrase "amount shipped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, shipping, or inventory management to refer to the quantity of goods that have been sent.
Example: "The amount shipped this week exceeded our expectations, leading to a surplus in inventory."
Alternatives: "quantity dispatched" or "volume sent".
Already, it has been alerted to a discrepancy between the amount of oil pumped and the amount shipped.
In SFCTP, the fixed cost is incurred for every route that is used in the solution and is proportional to the amount shipped.
This figure had its genesis in the Jones-Costigan Act of 1934, which provided that the quota for each offshore area was to be the largest amount shipped to the mainland in any one of the three preceding years.
Taken together, European Union member countries shipped 1.9 million tons of steel to the United States in the first four months of 2001, more than twice the amount shipped by South Korea, the No. 2 foreign source, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Note1: The total amount shipped from an origin must be equal to the amount it produces plus what it transships.
Crewe conceded 50 goals in the second half of matches last season - double the amount shipped in the first half of games.
Brazil alone accounted for $2.5 billion of that amount, shipping goods as varied as automobile parts and wooden doors to the United States free of tariffs.
The Dominican Republic this year exported 420,000 tons of raw sugar to the United States at preferential prices, about 350,000 tons less than the annual amounts shipped from 1977 to 1982.
'Some of the goodsa very small amountare shipped to Memphis by rail.
Orders above that amount were shipped free, said Toby Lenk, who oversees Gap's online division.
Most of its product went to the tunnel, but a substantial amount was shipped, frozen, throughout the eastern United States and Canada.
