"during voyage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes a specific time period within a voyage, or journey, that something occurred or was experienced. Example: The ship encountered rough seas during the voyage, causing many passengers to feel seasick.
He began writing to avoid boredom during voyages while serving in the U.S. Coast Guard (1939 59).
CO2 carriers' design is similar to that of commercial liquefied gas carriers and core technology of liquefied gas carriers is to handle boil-off gas during voyages.
Godfrey completed his quadrant in 1730; its accuracy was subsequently proved during voyages in Delaware Bay and in the Atlantic Ocean to Jamaica.
The disaster came amid calls for action over rising numbers of deaths during voyages to Italy that have killed an estimated 1,700 people in the last week alone.
Ships have several options for handling the large amount of oily wastewater and fuel sludge that their engines produce during voyages.
Now she freelances for Crowley Maritime as second in command on its ships, and is often the only woman on board during voyages that typically last seven weeks.
In these ships, the lives of slaves were claimed by lack of sanitation, smallpox and other diseases, and despair that drove some to suicide during voyages that typically lasted between 30 and 50 days.
So the distances of unbroken ocean that had to be crossed were immense, as no doubt were the difficulties of keeping alive stocks of rice, pigs, and dogs during voyages in small canoes with little weather or sea spray protection.
MEPs say that, in the absence of a comparable system operating under the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), CO2 emissions in EU ports and during voyages to and from them should be accounted for.
She probably picked up the virus during visits to two cities where the boat docked during its voyage (see map), then brought it home to Aralsk.
