The phrase "ability to deliver projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skills or competencies in successfully completing projects.
Example: "Her ability to deliver projects on time and within budget has made her an invaluable asset to the team."
Alternatives: "capability to execute projects" or "skill in managing projects".
Think about what you've done that could reflect the competencies we look for: The recruitment process is a competency-based process, so anything you can do while at university to bolster your team working experiences or ability to deliver projects and work to tight deadlines is always beneficial.
Mark Shorrock, chief executive of Tidal Lagoon Power, said: "I have worked in China, speak Chinese and have huge esteem for China's delivery capability and ability to deliver projects to time and budget". The two firms could also work together for the development of similar projects in Asia.
The budget overspend will raise more questions about Britain's ability to deliver mega- projects on time and to budget.
"Do not underestimate UK plc's ability to deliver such projects," pronounces Wolstenholme; Britain "has developed a skill set and a reputation second to none".
As a by-product of the course, Cranfield reckons you will raise your confidence and ability to deliver marketing projects and presentations, learn to analyse the underlying issues and be able to critically appraise different marketing strategies.
A critical report from the regulator said Network Rail had missed more than a third of its targets in the first year of its five-year plan, raising "serious questions about its ability to deliver future projects".
It has also helped rehabilitate Britain's ability to deliver big projects in the wake of the bitter disputes and delays that marred the £757m rebuilding of Wembley and the non-delivery of the Picketts Lock stadium in 2001.
Last month, a damning report from the rail regulator, the Office of Rail and Road, found that Network Rail had missed more than a third of its targets in the first year of its control period, or five-year plan for 2014 to 2019, raising "serious questions about its ability to deliver future projects".
Project teams face ever increasing pressure to deliver projects as quickly as possible.
"We want to deliver projects on time.
One source familiar with the talks said there had been no discussions for several months, and that Coin Street had worries about the trust's ability to deliver the project.
