The phrase "deliver commands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is instructing or directing actions, often in technical or military settings.
Example: "The system is designed to deliver commands to the robotic units for precise operation."
Alternatives: "issue commands" or "send commands".
The signals can deliver commands to cells to change course — to start multiplying in some cases, for example.
But one cannot drive by voice alone; my passengers didn't appreciate my telling them to shut up so I could hear directions or deliver commands.
We used the new "relay packet," optimized for the ring network of the Arase mission module, to deliver commands to the instrument, act as an instrument housekeeping (HK), and exchange shared data between instruments.
Edge networks in Internet of things (IoT), where several (usually fixed) devices with sensing and actuation capabilities are inter-connected, by forming a multi-hop local network to dispatch and refine raw data as well as to deliver commands among nodes.
To evade detection and improve resistance against countermeasures, botnets have evolved from the first generation that relies on IRC chat channels to deliver commands to the current generation that uses highly resilient P2P (peer-to-peer) protocols to spread their C&C (Command and Control) information.
We used a quad-core Workstation (DELL, Precision T7500) to obtain the distance information from the CP-OCT signal and deliver commands to the linear motor through a motor driver.
Majorities, though, require what Clegg is failing to deliver: command of the centre.
Thus, before delivering commands to the image sensors, the common master clock can be halted.
The speakers will also come with a new remote called the Roku Touch, which is designed to emphasize voice controls without fully giving up the benefits of a regular remote — you can press-and-hold to deliver voice commands, but it still has buttons for playback control and others that you can preset.
This might sound easy, but Drill Sergeants will deliver many commands to you in a short time period.
The Home Office plan for its creation highlighted comments by Scotland Yard chief Sir Paul Stephenson last year, who suggested the NCA could have powers to "maintain strategic oversight of operations and operational deployments, deliver a command and control capability when needed".
