The phrase "aim of delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of a delivery process or service.
Example: "The aim of delivery is to ensure that products reach customers in a timely and efficient manner."
Alternatives: "goal of delivery" or "objective of delivery".
Instead of a daily standup, we had four very short status updates per day where rapid prioritisation and block removal was agreed and actioned according to the aims of delivery for that day, which then was tied directly into the aims for each week and realistically connected the team to the overall goal.
The main aim of the delivery team is to ensure the fair and efficient evaluation and delivery of grant proposals.
Strict regulation of the distribution and degradation kinetics is the ultimate aim of drug delivery system.
Unlike a typical high street video-rental store, which might get the bulk of its revenue from just a few hundred recent titles, Netflix's revenue comes from a far broader selection: some 35,000 different film titles are contained in the 1m DVDs it sends out every day.Netflix uses 35 distribution centres within metropolitan markets to help it meet its aim of overnight delivery.
Therefore, the construction of biomolecular machinery with the aim of localised delivery and release of therapeutic agents was suggested.
"We also announced in the summer we will be bringing in additional provision to deliver work capability assessments with the aim of increasing delivery capacity and reducing waiting times.
The aim of the delivery fee exemptions policy (DFEP) was to reduce the financial barriers to using maternity services.
He supports the president's plan to speed up the process by two years, aiming for delivery of the first vessel in 2020, instead of 2022.
A systematic review of the literature was performed for insight into P4P schemes aiming at stimulation of delivery of chronic care through disease management.
