The phrase "a paper delivered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a paper that has been presented or submitted, often in an academic or professional context.
Example: "The conference featured a paper delivered by Dr. Smith on the latest advancements in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a presentation given" or "a report submitted".
Britain, the US and Switzerland should rank among the world's most corrupt countries, according to a paper delivered to an economics conference at the weekend.
Instead Braginskaya described them in a paper delivered at a Stravinsky conference of the International Musicological Society in St Petersburg on 4 September.
Unluckily for him, a young logician called Kurt Gödel had demonstrated the exact opposite in a paper delivered in the same city on the previous day.
FIONA ANDERSON Thank you for enabling me to afford to get a paper delivered every morning, to be able to read unbiased, factual and concise reporting.
"Projecting Industrial Growth of Metropolitan Regions" Revised version of a paper delivered at the Dec. 1955 meetings of the Association of Regional Scientists, New York.
We learn of this exchange from a paper delivered recently by Kora Véron at the ITEM, "Configurations d'Aimé Césaire : pour une biotique connectée" (Paris, November 25 2016).
Dr. David R. Friedland, a professor of otolaryngology at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, hypothesized in a 2009 paper delivered at a conference that low-frequency loss could be an early indication that a patient has vascular problems: the inner ear is "so sensitive to blood flow" that any vascular abnormalities "could be noted earlier here than in other parts of the body".
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Back then 60% of the Swedish population got a daily paper delivered.
It is a measure of Wellsville's isolation -- the closest cities, Buffalo and Rochester, are each a two-hour drive -- that The Daily Reporter is still an afternoon paper, delivered by boys and girls on bicycles.
Not only did the bartender make him a bespoke cocktail based on his preference for a savory drink, but he also wrote down the ingredients on a piece of paper delivered to our table.
