"goods receipt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about the process of receiving goods from a vendor or supplier and documenting the arrival of the goods. For example: "The team is responsible for creating a goods receipt for every order received."
In the coming year, we can expect "governments throughout Latin America are trending toward collecting even more detailed data - accounting reports, inventory records, etc., that allow officials to automatically verify purchase orders, invoices and goods receipts".
Alongside the Gulf States, Europe may have a central role: It accounts for more than three-quarters of Tunisia's exports of goods, tourism receipts, workers' remittances and investment.
Mr. Buik noted that the exchange also had a good deposit receipt business with countries like Russia; some nine million shares were traded in the oil company Rosneft in about the first two hours of trading in London.
"I'm really good for receipts and business cards," said the scanner.
Marion True, 56, curator for antiquities at the museum and director of the Getty Villa, is accused of criminal conspiracy to receive stolen goods and illicit receipt of archeological items.
Includes: flier distributed by the R.R. Company (London & Port Stanley R.R. Co). concerning conditions on which goods are conveyed, receipts for goods shipped by train, bills from the railroad for goods shipped, goods shipped include: barrels of apples, flour, wheat, cattle.
Numerous companies have apps which can deliver personalized content to shoppers that scan goods or their receipts.
Bill of lading, document executed by a carrier, such as a railroad or shipping line, acknowledging receipt of goods and embodying an agreement to transport the goods to a stated destination.
A bill of lading is a receipt for goods delivered for transportation by a ship.
