The phrase "affecting the delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that influence how something is delivered, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The weather conditions are affecting the delivery of the packages, causing delays in arrival times."
Alternatives: "impacting the delivery" or "influencing the delivery".
The consequent shortage of staff has increased workloads and contributed towards de-motivation, while also greatly affecting the delivery of services in the affected countries [ 4], as well as health system development [ 5].
Stringent visa regulations and restrictions on movement by the military are causing long delays, increasing costs and affecting the delivery of aid to areas hit by floods and the conflict with the Taliban.
Speaking on the eve of the LGA's annual conference in Harrogate, the association's chairman, Sir Jeremy Beecham, said: "Some government policies in areas affecting the delivery and quality of services to local people are simply not acceptable.
When the link failures occur, fragmented smaller size packets will be lost affecting the delivery of the original packet.
In the present case these were found to be oxygen gas liquid mass transfer, various factors affecting the delivery of acid into the heap, and factors affecting the temperature distribution within the heap.
Although the conference promotes a diversity of perspectives and methods, participants are united in their desire to find ways in which systems engineering can transform health care, especially in the context of health care reform and other significant changes affecting the delivery of health care.
IOC vice-president John Coates has said it had been reassured that the review would not affect the delivery of the stadium in time for the Games.
So how many heads do you think you could get out of the state payroll and still not affect the delivery of services?
The pertinent question is how far do his personal views affect the delivery of his environmental programmes, and the resources and priority he puts behind them?
IOC vice-president John Coates, who is chair of the coordination commission that liaises with the host organising committee, said it had been reassured that the review would not affect the delivery of the stadium in time for the Games.
She has been with The Times since 1995, and currently covers the health care business, focusing on how financial incentives affect the delivery of medical care.
