The phrase "as a delivery model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach for delivering services, products, or information.
Example: "The new software will be implemented as a delivery model to enhance customer service efficiency."
Alternatives: "as a service framework" or "as a distribution method".
Verizon is rapidly transforming to a cloud-based "everything-as-a-service" delivery model that will put the power of enterprise-class solutions within the reach of every business.
Skills development (sponsored by CIPFA) Scottish Social Services council, for their project which compares classroom teaching for social services staff with technology enhanced learning, delivered in the workplace, on mobile devices, as close to the realities of the job role as possible, as an alternative delivery model.
I am also proud to have contributed to the development and early thinking in south London about CEPNs as a new delivery model for training in the community, which I believe will be transformational.
We call this model the PPP "infrastructure as a service" delivery model.
Group therapy has frequently been adopted as a service delivery model for providing voice therapy.
This is the first systematic review with meta-analysis evaluating the impact of the strengths-based approach as a service delivery model of functional capacity, quality of life, and symptoms.
CBR has been in existence for more than 3 decades [ 15- 18] yet little is known about its efficacy, effectiveness, relevance, appropriateness and sustainability as a service delivery model and public health strategy [ 19- 21].
Five studies with a total of 180 participants with severe mental illness were included in this review to evaluate the impact of the strengths-based approach as a service delivery model on service users' level of functioning and quality of life as primary outcomes and psychotic symptoms as secondary outcomes in people living with severe mental illness.
In the remainder of this article we further explore the idea of SPCHs as a service delivery model for enhancing palliative care services in rural communities by drawing on the findings of 31 semi-structured interviews conducted with formal and informal palliative care providers in the case study region.
