"shipping schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a timetable or plan for the movement of goods or products by carrier or vessel. For example: "The company is still finalizing the shipping schedule for their next product launch."
One company may change its shipping schedule to make the deal work.
It all starts with the sales forecast and the resulting shipping schedule, and engineers are usually involved with both.
This paper studies a practical liner shipping schedule design problem with port time windows for container supply chain networks.
Mr. Anderson avoided publicity and left few traces -- other than the fake shipping schedule, perhaps -- of what promises to be a notable piece of period filmmaking.
So there's a ripple effect from new hires and lateral promotions that inevitably affects our shipping schedule, and that means further cash flow disruption, as well as the potential for issues with unhappy clients.
With an accelerated shipping schedule of three issues a month, Axis will all be over by Christmas, though figuring out who's been naughty or nice this year might be more complicated than usual.
There are ports at Rarotonga (Avatiu), Penrhyn, Mangaia, and Aitutaki, but shipping schedules can be erratic.
Difficult sea ice conditions and the consequent unpredictability of shipping schedules will severely limit interest in developing trans-Arctic Ocean container shipping.
(Rebels and organizers in both Benghazi and Misurata spoke openly of the smuggling effort, but asked that certain locations and shipping schedules not be disclosed).
The larger ships mean that fewer but more powerful tugs are required to tow the same amount of cargo, and shipping schedules have accelerated dramatically.
"You become a slave to the vendors' shipping schedules and minimum order requirements, not to mention the fact that the freight charges are more expensive".
