The phrase "crew list" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a list of people who are part of a larger group, such as a ship's crew or a film production crew. For example, "The production company provided a crew list with the names and roles of everyone who worked on the film."
The flames lick at the cast and crew list above.
His boat is not yet finished, the coffers are still not full, the crew list remains incomplete.
Again, Parker: "The earliest record of his mature height, at almost twenty, is in the crew list of the St .Lawrence, which he signed on June 3 , 1839
Veteran production designer John Shaffner told The Post that producers are "scrambling" to get in touch with everyone on the crew list to ask them to return.
… As evident from the personal descriptions in the crew list of the Acushnet, for instance, it was common to measure by the quarter inch, but not a smaller unit.
Hayward's name was not on the crew list and it was entered by his yachting partner Sam Laidlaw, the boss of Centrica, which this week announced a substantial boost to its profits, not least from British Gas.
The big ships also must fax crew lists, said Lt. Cmdr.
The British cast and crew listed their credits in the usual dry way, but the Americans gave a little extra.
Now, an international ship has to fax its manifests and crew lists to the Coast Guard 96 hours before arrival.
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Inbound ships must now provide the Coast Guard with crew lists and cargo manifests at least 96 hours before arriving at a United States port, up from 24 hours.
