The phrase "dispatching unit" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group of people or a specific department responsible for sending out or dispatching goods, services, or information. Example: The company's dispatching unit worked tirelessly to ensure that all customer orders were sent out on time.
The new data, which the city plans to make fully available in the coming weeks, reflects response times from the beginning of the 911 call to the moment emergency workers arrive, and breaks down how much time is spent taking the call, dispatching units and traveling to the scene.
The report comes after a series of Times reports on problems or delays in processing 911 calls, dispatching units and summoning the nearest medical rescuers from other jurisdictions.
Where needed, the Air Force will also dispatch units to install taxiway lights, radar and navigational equipment.
There was only time to do: to dispatch units to the scene, to coordinate from an office miles away.
"And anytime we know in advance that an area is going to be shut down, even if it's not for an extended period, we try to dispatch units from another location".
In one of the biggest foreign policy gambits of his presidency so far, François Hollande dispatched units to the capital, Bangui, which is teetering on the brink of anarchy after a coup in March gave way to some horrific sectarian bloodshed.
We have researched the correlation between individual calls and between the calls and the dispatched units, taking into account the location of the caller and other available information.
This is due to that distribution network cannot use power from the main grid with low cost and can only dispatch units of high cost in ADN3 to meet the load demand.
In the event of a system failure under the new staffing plan, the department would not have enough personnel to manually dispatch units, McCarthy said in his report.
