The phrase "as parcel" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The documents were sent as parcel to ensure they arrived safely."
Alternatives: "as a package" or "in a shipment".
Apart from these obligatory documents, there are a number of optional agreements concerning services, such as parcel post and cash on delivery.
And there is a small parcel to the south on 125th Street, which we affectionately refer to as Parcel C, or Metro 125.
The original agreement adopted in 1875 applied only to letter mail; other postal services, such as parcel post and international money orders, have been regulated by supplementary agreements that are binding only on signing members.
"Our ambition is to continue to grow jobs in areas such as parcel delivery and trusted services for consumers and small business, both in-store and online," he said.
The model is suitable for large-scale as well as parcel size yield assessments.
Several emerging applications involve routine operation of MAVs in complex urban environments such as parcel delivery, communications relay and environmental monitoring.
THEY can be disguised as parcels of toys or board games, or hidden among kiwi fruit, oranges or tea.
The land was bought from the former governor in 1994 just as parcels that could accommodate very large homes on large lots started becoming scarce in northern New Jersey.
What has changed, however, is two things: space, with communal areas now regarded as parcels of land ripe for development, and speculation, with a vibrant property market in the capital generating fortunes for a few and insecurity for most.
Realistic modeling of various objects, such as parcels, sport balls, coffee sacks, human dolls, etc., is experimentally demonstrated.
This assumption is quite restrictive in general circumstances, as parcels of more generic shapes are normally sent.
