The phrase "activities deliver" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey that certain activities produce or provide specific outcomes or results, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The activities deliver valuable insights into customer behavior."
Alternatives: "activities provide" or "activities yield".
Some of these activities deliver lower margins than pure distribution, but nonetheless benefit total returns to licence fee payers.
At Schibsted, an Oslo-based publisher, online activities, including newspapers, classified advertising sites and other activities, deliver about a quarter of the company's revenue, and the vast majority of its profit.
Such devices could, for example, function as artificial viruses that can be harnessed for targeted drug delivery; serve as factories for producing chemicals, drug precursors or valuable nanoparticles; or interact with biological systems to control their behavior, record their activities, deliver therapies, or sense and signal the presence of diagnostic disease biomarkers in unprecedented ways.
We suggest that social actors are not only identified as individuals who organize activities, deliver particular technical equipment or use certain energy services.
The initial implementation intervention activities delivered during the JJ-TRIALS Baseline period corresponded to the Exploration phase of EPIS.
When one now looks at Google Analytics and sees the results, for example, in the "Social" bucket, it's rarely clear which of these strategies and activities delivered which results.
To what extent were outputs resulting from the activities delivered as expected?
However, our study design did not allow us to evaluate the particular activities delivered by the practitioners.
We performed a national self-reported survey in 2014 to evaluate stewardship activities delivered by regional Antimicrobial Management Teams (AMTs).
The remaining 65.5% of class time involved the instructor setting up the activities, delivering content, and course logistics.
Generally, activities consisted of 2 hour-long weekly classes and groups involving physical and social activities delivered free to participants [ 34].
