The phrase "container load" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a large quantity of something. For example, you could say, "We have received a container load of bananas this week."
Habitat came on board shortly after, and by then we were making them by the container load".
Mr. Slade, 38, refurbishes 2CVs, importing derelict hulks by the container load from France, Germany, Spain and Belgium.
Some will stash a box of truffles deep inside a container load of something boring, like lettuce, to dodge the import tax.
And sending freight on the ship is expensive, costing £5,000 per container load of goods.
Each container load (0 100%) has its own pre-defined energy specifications (kW/s).
The model is validated on three important aspects: container load, observed peak demand, and handling time.
By the early 1990's, Mr. Sapir said, he was trading container loads of consumer electronics for multimillion-dollar oil contracts.
Though container loads are still shipped there from American, European and Japanese ports, the bulk of the e-waste being processed in China nowadays is domestically produced.
Considering the paucity of time that the team had to unpack the 85 container loads of equipment, set up the stage and erect the lighting rigs and screen towers, there were remarkably few glitches.
In 2011, the six terminals in Brooklyn and New Jersey and on Staten Island handled the equivalent of 5.5 million container loads of cargo, more than at any point since New York was founded by the Dutch.
Each week, when the stand's 35-year-old manager, Tim Wersan, drives 70 miles north to the farm in Montgomery, N.Y., he finds a giant shipping container loaded with squash.
