"deliver post" is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about someone delivering mail or packages. Example: The mail carrier is responsible for delivering post every day.
The dispute does not involve the Royal Mail, whose workers sort and deliver post.
The company fears that if it cannot cut costs it will be unable to meet its obligation to deliver post across the UK at a flat rate.
Tufts University in Boston has switched to water-saving washing machines and has an all-electric, non-emitting vehicle to deliver post.
"In a market where we rely less and less on the Post Office to deliver post and more and more on couriers and delivery firms to do this work – and more efficiently – this industrial action makes me even more likely to look elsewhere for my delivery needs," she says.
Ofcom is already investigating a complaint from TNT over Royal Mail's decision to change conditions and increase the prices it charges to deliver post collected and pre-sorted by its competitors.
Support and guidance for primary care team from Specialist stroke care providers to coordinate and deliver post stroke care is needed locally.
From nearby Vashon Island, Neal Stephenson continues to deliver post-cyberpunk doorstoppers like Cryptonomicon, Anatheum, and the Baroque Cycle.
But it remains the case that whatever level of consolidation each party wants to deliver post-election, there are difficult choices ahead.
Credit for this question goes to Andreas Schleicher's comments on the successful Swedish system of higher vocational education, in which private training providers bid (alongside public training providers) for contracts to deliver post-secondary vocational training.
However, 9 (or less) MeV electrons successfully deliver post-mastectomy chest wall radiotherapy (e.g. Morgan et al, 2002; Feigenberg et al, 2003), and this seems a less likely explanation.
But it wasn't mistakenly delivered post.
