"deliver a result" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to achieve or produce a specific outcome or consequence. Example: The team worked hard to deliver a positive result for the company's quarterly report.
"I believe that the process will deliver a result.
It wasn't going to deliver a result to the audience at the end of every hour.
There's a big assumption, of course, that these emissions are worth it because they will help to deliver a "result".
Each source has distinct characteristics – they require different levels of resource to exploit them and have different timeframes to deliver a result.
However, Mickel, a former Labor speaker, said it was inexplicable that the Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ) was yet to deliver a result 12 days after the election.
"Until now a subsidiary could not be legally forced under the threat of daily penalties to deliver a result which was beyond its control.
Hughes' quest to add flair to his Stoke side has taken him from Xherdan Shaqiri to Yevhen Konoplyanka this summer before delivering a result in Ibrahim Afellay.
Thighs and abdomen – the most popular areas – shrink overnight, delivering a result, after the bruising has healed, that would take months of dieting to achieve.
Under pewter skies, Federer delivered a result with no trace of gray, disposing of Murray, 6-2, 7-6 (8), in only the 10th meeting of the world's top two men before a final since the ATP rankings were introduced in 1973.
Furthermore, an entity (mathfrak {P}), the data provider, operates on the same database and delivers a result to (mathfrak {S}).
Despite Arsenal's numerical advantage, Liverpool continued to press and Skrtel delivered a result that was the least they deserved.
