'under customs' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a particular set of rules or regulations that govern certain activities. For example: "All international goods must be declared under customs regulations before entering the country".
The factory is peppered with tags on various machines reserving them exclusively for imported flax under customs supervision.
The building and exhibits came into the country under customs bond and with the understanding that they would be returned aboard Russian vessels.
Marrah accepts service of legal papers on the World's Fair Corp. Slingo, director of import & export, is engaged in worrying about 219 invoices for foreign items brought to this country under customs bonds for exhibition.
The success of FTZ was mitigated by the protected status of American industries that were under customs barriers with a large enough domestic market.
Additional data reasonably required for storage under customs supervision can, and should, be part of the notification consistent in presentation of the goods.
Additional data reasonably required for storage under customs supervision can be part of the notification consistent in presentation of the goods.
However, in most cases, and especially for atomic systems, eq. (17) will yield numerical values under custom density function realizations.
Most of Wetpaint's biggest sites are under custom domains, they say, so a lot of their traffic isn't reported by Comscore.
In three stories, there are seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, including an eight-room master suite that spans 2,100 square feet under custom wood ceilings.
Termite inspections and title insurance are required by custom and by lenders; home inspections and home warranties are not required under custom or law, but are highly desirable, according to real estate experts.
The success rate of the CTP to de-identify the DICOM header using its default profile is 98%%, which increases to a complete de-identification of the specified elements under custom settings.
