The phrase "in each shipment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the contents or details that are included in every individual shipment of goods or products.
Example: "We ensure that there is a quality control check in each shipment before it leaves the warehouse."
Alternatives: "for every shipment" or "with every delivery."
The percentage of FP results was uniformly distributed in each shipment, whereas FN results emerged with the sera at lower HCV genome copies number.
Three vials of sample 1A and sample 1B were sent to each lab in each shipment, with one week intervening between two shipments.
In each shipment, there were 2 separate containers; within each was packed a separate LogTag, and these devices were synchronized to record at the same time points and with equal recording interval (every 30 and 15 minutes for the 2010 and 2011 shipments, respectively).
In 1992 and 1993, L'anza's distributor in the United Kingdom arranged the sale of three shipments to a distributor in Malta; each shipment contained several tons of L'anza products with copyrighted labels affixed.
At the warehouse, the 3PL receives textile parcel shipments from the suppliers located in China; each shipment is destined for different retail stores located across the United Sates.
Pepper, a humanoid home robot, went on sale to individual consumers in June, with each shipment selling out in under a minute.
The mandatory testing adds about $160 in costs to each shipment, the health ministry says.
Waiting time for each shipment in cross dock must not be more than tI. 9.
Waiting time for each shipment in cross dock must not be more than tI.
Participating laboratories also received a lyophilised reference strain as a quality control strain for susceptibility testing (E. coli ATCC 25922; Campylobacter jejuni ATCC 33560; Enterococcus faecalis ATCC 29212, S. aureus ATCC 25923, and S. aureus ATCC 29213) in each EQAS shipment.
The only instrument that could be labelled as a subsidy were the tax rebate certificates, paid on a flat rate over the exported value to non-traditional exports and de-linked from the tax amount effectively incorporated in each export shipment.
