'fictitious export' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example sentence: The company reported a huge fictitious export of goods in the previous fiscal year.
The scam, exposed five years ago, involved paying a jewellery company millions of dollars in compensation for fictitious exports of gold and diamonds.
So there is Operation Harvest, an investigation of fictitious exports of agriculture products, and Operation Buffalo, an inquiry into allegations that frozen buffalo was sold as beef.
In the early 1990s, he was implicated in a huge financial scandal involving fictitious gold exports that cost the Kenyan government hundreds of millions of dollars, but he was eventually cleared and his political fortunes bounced back.
The scandal centres on a firm called Goldenberg International, which claimed a great deal of money from the central bank in export compensation for allegedly fictitious gold and diamonds.
Instead he's spent the last 18 months in fear of being extradited on charges of exporting batteries from the US, from what turned out to be a fictitious company set up by the US authorities for entrapment purposes.
Some of those checks were deposited in the bank accounts of two fictitious corporations, Millennium Import/Export Company and Genesis Communications, officials said.
(Names used are fictitious).
Evidence of wheezes to drain money from Brussels through "export subsidies" for frozen meat smuggled into the EU in the first place, say, or "production grants" for fields of fictitious cotton continues to surface.
