The phrase "export of minerals" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of shipping minerals out of a country to another country for trade or sale. Example: The export of minerals is a major source of income for the country's economy.
Some think it is financed by growing trade with China, particularly the export of minerals.
The document points to the illegal export of minerals in return for cash and weapons that are channeled to rebel groups, which United Nations peacekeepers are mandated by the Security Council to help dismantle.
America also argues that China's restrictions on the export of minerals such as bauxite and magnesium push up their prices for foreign producers and subsidise local outfits that use them.Indeed, the principal concern among China's trading partners is less about restrictions on imports and more about the extent to which Chinese exports are being unfairly subsidised.
He also wanted a postponement by a couple of years of the general election due in the spring of 2001.He has not got all that, but the government's information minister has confirmed that the RUF has been offered four cabinet posts, three deputy-ministries and, crucially, the job of chairing a nine-member commission on the exploitation and export of minerals.
Whatever economic well-being these Latin American and West Indian countries now enjoy depends to a large extent on the export of minerals and the products of plantations, forests, and the sea and on the infusion of foreign capital and expertise.
It was intended that this harbour would replace Bristol as a port on embarkation for transatlantic crossings and the export of minerals and agricultural produce from the Mendip Hills and the rest of Somerset.
The country's leaders have recognised that the extraction and export of mineral resources – what the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev called "primitive economies" – provide no long-term guarantee of national prosperity.
Last year, Peru's exports of minerals totalled $9.6 billion.
In South Africa, strikes which have stunted exports of minerals have abated; the economy could grow by 2.5% next year.Brazil and Russia, by contrast, are in really bad shape.
Bulk cargoes of oil and coal still come by all water routes into the Baltic, and many exports of minerals, timber, and wood products move in the opposite direction by sea around Jutland.
Using tools from the illicit trade literature, I show that exports of minerals, metals, or wood products are more likely to be missing from the exporter׳s statistics if they face export barriers such as prohibitions or taxes.
