"delivered time" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is unclear what is being delivered and what time frame is being referred to. It would be more correct and clear to say "delivery time" or "time of delivery." Example: The package will arrive at the designated delivery time.
It was really all the Jaguars needed on a day in which coach Gus Bradley's defense delivered time and time again.
("Why would you give away the Senate majority leader who has delivered time and time and time again?" Mr. Clinton asked a crowd in Las Vegas).
Data collected included aspirate pH, use of acid inhibiting drugs, calories from EN and ordered and delivered, time EN held before pH testing, tube insertion marking length, and aspirate appearance.
The classic NORAD Santa tracker got its start over 60 years ago, and also tallies the gifts delivered, time to Santa's next stop and where Santa was last seen.
Although Berman is best known for his football coverage at ESPN, his most famous call may be the one that he has delivered time and again.. and again.. at the Home Run Derby through the years.
The cumulative number of live pups delivered, time to first litter, number of deliveries (fertility) per dam, number of neonates per litter (fecundity), and number of mice having litters were recorded.
Stimulation was delivered time-locked to the onset of the task presentation for 3 s thereafter.
Cortical stimulation was delivered time-locked to the picture naming or written word-picture matching task with graded intensities.
In the crucial points, Nadal delivers time and time again.
His power is based on his "capacity to deliver time after time…" A mix of sport and service seems to motivate him.
This indeed decreases the average delivering time by avoiding too far away source-destination pairs.
