"delivered plans" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the plans or documents that have been successfully delivered or sent to a specific location or recipient. It can be used in various contexts, such as in business, shipping, or communication. Example: The architect delivered plans for the new building to the construction site on time, ensuring the project could proceed as planned.
The company just delivered plans on how it will close all of its schools, if needed.
Referring to the nearly 200 countries that met last week to work towards a global deal to tackle climate change, Ashdown said: "The Philippines disaster should have sent an urgent message demanding bold action to protect children from disasters like these and delivered plans for how we can effectively rebuild when the worst happens, but the lack of energy has left me speechless".
The Philippines disaster should have sent an urgent message demanding bold action to protect children from disasters like these and delivered plans for how we can effectively rebuild when the worst happens, but the lack of energy has left me speechless.
The company has said Bob Holland, the associate artistic director, will work on delivering plans to which ENO is currently committed.
Workers now discuss quality deviations with their supervisors in daily huddles (as at Lantech) and at shift handovers, where they deliver plans for reducing quality problems.
Mr Cameron said: "This government means business in delivering plans to help people build new homes and kick-start the economy.
It is facing many problems of its own making having failed to deliver plans to renew Britain's rail network, with delayed works now affecting performance.
The committee concluded that money available for the upfront investment necessary to deliver planned reforms was being eroded as increasing numbers of NHS bodies fell into deficit.
They cite difficulty in delivering planned efficiencies, continued high spending on agency staff and inadequate social care as among the reasons for their pessimism.
Approved transfers between chapters are a decisive element in establishing internal resource levels at the disposal of programme managers, determining their capacity to deliver planned outputs.
The UK neutropenia audit was initiated to evaluate the extent to which neutropenic complications were encountered in clinical practice and affect the ability to deliver planned chemotherapy in the adjuvant treatment of primary breast cancer.
