The phrase "arranging shipments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of organizing and coordinating the delivery of goods or products.
Example: "Our logistics team is responsible for arranging shipments to ensure timely delivery to our customers."
Alternatives: "coordinating deliveries" or "organizing shipments".
Arranging a retrospective is a real hassle: there's the work of tracking the pieces; persuading owners to loan the work; arranging shipment, insurance, and delivery.
Mark Newby, co-founder and chief executive, extolls the virtues of online marketplaces: "We've enabled a home webtailer to sell lingerie from his garden shed, while a jewellery webtailer can call our support team for help during his lunch break at his day job, arranging shipment of his customers' purchases before work the next morning.
Denton also launched a humanitarian outreach to needy countries through his National Forum Foundation, which arranged shipments of donated goods.
A few glass arbitrageurs had even arranged shipments of bottles from the Ukraine, where the deposit is even lower.
The switch from State to Commerce, for example, will mean that the brokers and financiers who arrange shipments of semiautomatic firearms will no longer have a statutory requirement to register and obtain a license.
The supplier would purchase and maintain vehicles and spare parts, hire and train staff, provide shop facilities, arrange shipments, report shortages, and do whatever else it takes to meet the requirement.
The idea for Freightos came from founder Zvi Schreiber's frustration with companies he'd used to arrange shipments of hardware manufactured in China to the U.S. and Europe.
With the existing logistical networks, traders can easily coordinate with shipping lines and logistics service providers to arrange shipments at competitive prices.
Unlike Chicago traders who scream out bets on the future prices of orange juice or pork bellies, physical commodity traders negotiate prices and arrange shipments of cargo quietly, keeping their positions well hidden from others.
Investors are funding plans to take the low-tech business of arranging cargo shipments online, The Wall Street Journal reported.
