The phrase "as shipments of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the context of deliveries or transportation of goods, often in relation to trends or changes in supply.
Example: "The company's profits increased significantly as shipments of their new product line began to arrive at retailers."
Alternatives: "as deliveries of" or "as consignments of".
Taiwan's export growth accelerated in June, as shipments of electronics and telecommunications goods surged.
Imports of consumer goods, in particular, surged to a record high as shipments of cellphones, household appliances, televisions and clothing all increased.
Exports fell 1.5percentto to $89.7 billion, as shipments of aircraft, automobiles and consumer goods slowed, reversing part of the 4.8percentt rise in June.
[C1.] THE OTHER GAS CRUNCH As shipments of liquefied natural gas to the United States slow to a trickle, storage tanks are empty and terminals sit idle.
A spokesman for the unit said it would resume international shipments, as well as shipments of four other machines, soon after that.
The deficit with Japan also hit a record in October at $8.4 billion, a sharp 38percentt increase over the September level as shipments of Japanese autos soared.
In just a few years, Ortega became a significant middleman for the feared cartel, helping to launder millions of dollars in drug proceeds between the U.S. and Mexico as well as negotiate shipments of cocaine in Chicago and Los Angeles, according to court records.
The company hasn't got much closer to its goal of profitability, as shipment of high-end devices still remains limited.
Glaus, Schoeneweis and Valdez were named in connection with a 2007 investigation into an Internet-based pharmacy as receiving shipments of performance-enhancing drugs; Greene had never been identified as using steroids.
Exports fell for a second straight month, as outbound shipments of civilian aircraft and other capital goods declined.
The third quarter will reflect the tightened competition for AMD and Intel as heavy shipments of dual-core processors will be released.
