The phrase 'deliver the project' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a business memo: "Please deliver the project by the end of this week."
They want to do a great job and deliver the project.
We are confident we can deliver the project well within the £4.2bn budget.
We managed to deliver the project on time, and I also calculated we saved/improved... too.
If I didn't, I'd probably deliver the project in half the time.
Efficiency, in turn, demands risk management to deliver the project 'on time, within budget'.
shall assess the appropriateness of a public-private partnership to deliver the project.
However, the paper illustrates how relevant decisions about these light rail projects were based primarily on political considerations, starting with the decision the deliver the projects through PPPs.
"Boards are demanding to know who is going to deliver the projected benefits of the deal and how they are going to make it happen".
The BMA says that NHS leaders are unlikely to have anything near the cash required to deliver the projects, with budgets already under severe pressure.
McLoughlin conceded that investment, vaunted as the biggest in the railways since Victorian times, was not after all going to deliver the projects promised in its £38.5bn five-year plan because of what he called Network Rail's unacceptable performance.
Now we will have to prove that we can successfully deliver the projects to make the bio-based economy a reality.
