The phrase "a work delivered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a piece of work that has been completed and submitted, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The project was a success, and we are proud of the work delivered to our clients."
Alternatives: "a submitted work" or "a completed project".
In 2014, Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach trilogy ("Annihilation," "Authority" and "Acceptance"), released in a dizzying eight-month span, proved that readers had an appetite for genre-bending work delivered on a binge-friendly schedule.
In this study, we describe a parameter reflecting the work delivered by the muscles of the forearm during the fatigue resistance test, which we called Grip Work.
Thompson is noted for her portrayal of reticent women which win the empathy of the audience, and has a strong background in comedy which is frequently reflected in her work, delivered with an ironic touch.
"If artists want their work delivered as a body of work and they want to preserve the concept of an album, we're respecting that.
Whether his subject is a boy with a homemade cross or a woman breathing fire, Grazda's work delivers an understated kind of amazement.
And particularly in America, there's a serious and growing demand that work deliver a sense of contributing to something larger than oneself.
With so many contemporary opera composers tiptoeing around tasteful literary subjects, this unapologetically in-your-face work delivers a healthy shock to a cautious system.
Marketing: Freemiums Don't Work Delivering an exceptional customer experience can be a challenge for most organizations.
Young Hong Kong artist Fiona Lee's work delivers a wide range of emotional experiences.
This work delivers an excellent lead-optimization platform for Pim targeting anticancer therapies.
