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Discover Ludwig"port of call" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a place where a ship stops in order to load or unload cargo or passengers. For example: "The cruise ship's final port of call was Barcelona."
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port of call
noun
Any port (except its home port) being visited by a ship, especially to load or unload cargo or passengers or to take on supplies
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"Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans" — why "Port of Call"?
The first port of call was London.
An earlier port of call is Dunkirk.
Our first port of call: Rockaway.
First port of call was a cotton mill.
So, did he have a favorite port of call?
Corporate bonds were their first port of call.
Leg 7: Port of call: Drigg's Hill, Andros.
Port of call : selected poems / Alan S. Zisman.
A shore excursion included in each port of call.
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Its first international port-of-call will be India on 11 October.
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