'dispense fuel' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the dispensation of fuel from a tank or other container. For example, "The fuel station was able to quickly dispense fuel to the waiting customers."
Refinery workers plead for jobs dispensing fuel, offering to work for no pay.
It's been run by Robert and Fern Shelton for nearly 30 years although Robert has been dispensing fuel on that stretch of highway for over 45 years, having started at his parent's station when he was a teenager.
OMCP: "What were your responsibilities?" AA: "Under combat engineer, we designed and constructed fuel farms and stored, received and dispensed fuel for all military operations.
Two tankers escorted by Islamic State fighters dispensed fuel to the owners of electricity generators in each neighborhood and instructed them to keep their prices in check.
The station has been identified as the longest operating gas station along Route 66; it dispensed fuel for 66 continuous years until 1999.
Fuel (petrol and diesel) filling station attendants (FFSAs) are exposed to a mixture of hydrocarbons in fuel vapours during dispensing fuel and to the gases from vehicular exhaust [ 2].
Still, manufacturers and fleet owners have been slow to switch, partly because natural gas vehicles can cost almost twice as much as conventional trucks and because only a few gasoline stations have the specialized equipment needed to dispense the fuel.
Both stations sell snacks and both dispense diesel fuel, Crisanto said.
Repairs and alterations of the power plant continued until 1904, when the continuing boiler failures compelled the Navy to dispense with oil fuel and convert Rostislav to coal in 1904 and 1905.
