"ship crew" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the people operating a ship, such as a boat or a cruise ship. For example, "The ship crew includes a captain, a navigator, and several deckhands."
And we have dealt with it extraordinarily well, with ship, crew and passengers sane and healthy.
Legitimizing the one-word title, he renders lively images of the emblematic ship, crew, passengers and voyage.
In Singapore, for example, crew members are treated as ship crew and are allowed to stay for as long as the yacht stays.
I often tell the story of an Indian ship crew who came to port and asked for only one thing: to be taken to walk on grass.
The two men, both ship crew members, were sentenced to death the following year and can make no further legal appeals against their execution.
The Institute of Cetacean Research posted several video clips on YouTube in recent days showing Sea Shepherd's ship crew tossing bottles containing what the whaling group called a smelly acid.
The commander said merchant ship crews were being taught nonviolent measures to prevent pirates from boarding their vessels.
Tall ship crews may not realize it when they leave dry land, but they are something special, Mr. Cerchione said.
The American expedition, Gurney mordantly remarks, was "overweight," with "2,157 tons of ship crewed by 490 men".
Certain ship crews may be more experienced in combating piracy, and may more effectively incorporate SCP techniques.
In Chapter 4, Wrinkles finds himself tied up on the deck of a pirate ship crewed by misfit stalk-eyed flies.
