"cross-border transport" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the movement of goods and services from one country to another. For example, "The government is considering introducing new regulations on cross-border transport to ensure the safety of goods being transported."
This research provides a systematic framework and simulation analysis for designing operations and infrastructure for modern customs and cross-border transport.
Lack of cross-border transport supply has repeatedly been blamed for the fact that national borders limit spatial interaction and, consequently, the growth of border regions.
In Apr., 2005, Musharraf visited India, and the two nations agreed to increase cross-border transport links, including in Kashmir, and to work to improve trade between them.
Greater cooperation between African countries and development finance institutions to deliver cross-border transport projects will open up new markets for businesses to trade, creating wealth and employment along new transport corridors in the process.
The results show that in the study area, cross-border transport accessibility was not at a disadvantage in 1961 and has since then grown even more than domestic accessibility.
By Apr., 2005, relations with Pakistan had improved to the point that Pakistani president Musharraf visited India, and during the subsequent months the two nations increased cross-border transport links, including in Kashmir, and improved intergovernmental cooperation and trade relations.
We have a robust team of CRS procurement and logistics staff in India, Kathmandu and Gorkha District, managing air and cross border transport.
37.3% spending increase research & innovation, cross-border energy, transport & digital networks, Galileo & Erasmus February 18 , 2013Herman Van Rompuy (@euHvR) I am still convinced we can reach overall agreement on the #MFF.
That is why the new budget foresees an extra 37 percent (or €34 billion) precisely in those areas, also setting aside substantial sums for cross-border energy, transport and digital networks (€30 billion).
Besides cross-border atmospheric transport of air pollution, trade also relocates pollution and related health impacts across China as a result of the spatial separation between consumption and production.
One area that has been sacrificed is spending on cross-border energy, transport and digital networks.
