"delivered work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe work that has been finished and submitted. For example, "I completed and delivered the work by the deadline."
I've lived in London for over five years, delivered work in almost every borough and lived in three of them, both sides of the river.
She chose 83 prints by 63 artists, which represents just over one-quarter of the photographers who delivered work for consideration.
But Gary Schwartz's superb new "The Rembrandt Book" makes plain the disputes between Rembrandt and his patrons over the displeasing difference between what they thought they had commissioned and the delivered work.
The agency has delivered work for the likes of Google, Microsoft (Zune), Tesla Motors, EA, YouTube, Sony (PlayStation), Adobe, HP, Sling Media, Nvidia, Yahoo and Ideo, among many others.
An artist able to have intelligent conversations about death frequencies -- those so said to be so sonically overwhelming that they can kill -- and the so-called brown notes that cause involuntary bodily functions, Williams on Saturday delivered work that resided at the intersection of sound design, noise, music, sonic warfare and silence.
In turn, the findings will inform the way local services are designed and delivered, working alongside the police, social care and mental health professionals.
The team says it has already delivered working product and got customer traction.
We produce and deliver work that's inventive, distinct and attracts a broad audience.
As a result, they are unable to plan and deliver work to improve the school.
"The focus is on delivering work at as high a standard as possible and letting that sell itself".
The corporation's head of drama commissioning realises he is in a privileged position in not having to deliver work that targets an advertising- driven demographic.
