The phrase "at export" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of exporting goods or data, often in technical or business discussions.
Example: "The system will generate a report at export to ensure all data is accurately captured."
Alternatives: "during export" or "upon export".
This was nearly its undoing: it fetched $15,000 a tonne at export and a snail rush ensued.
Cocoa fell to its lowest price in 27 years as beans from the Ivory Coast and other growers arrived at export docks just as demand is slowing.
"If the situation continues to worsen at export companies, it could nip the Japanese economy's green shoots in the bud," said Mr. Takashima, the bank analyst.
Mr. Velden, the chairman of the district export council, said last year the council supported six bills in the legislature aimed at export promotion, but all died.
Volumes are recorded only at export terminals rather than at the wellhead, says Celestine AkpoBari of the Port Harcourt-based advocacy group, Social Action.
An example of the latter is an old Times clue: 11ac Charge traffic cops on departure (6,4) I had been staring at EXPORT DUTY for what seemed like (and probably was) hours.
But tonight, after additional inquiries, Ichiro Fujisaki, a senior diplomat who sat in on the meetings, said that while Mr. Mori made no explicit mention of Japan's export strategy, "we are not aiming at export-led growth".
Like many Chinese officials lately, Mr. Lou expressed concern about rapidly slowing growth in American purchases of Chinese goods, which has led to large-scale layoffs at export-oriented factories in China, particularly in the Pearl River delta region near Hong Kong.
WHY isn't America any good at exporting?
It is also looking at exporting liquefied gas to Mexico and California.
"We are good at exporting services but, with a very few exceptions, poor at exporting goods," said Tony Dolphin, IPPR chief economist.
