The phrase "delivery about" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It could potentially be used informally in spoken English to mean a delivery that is approximately or roughly about something, but it is not a grammatically correct or standard phrase. A more appropriate and commonly used phrase would be "delivery of/about" or "delivery regarding." For example: - The delivery about the new product was delayed due to a shipping error. - I received a package containing information materials about the conference. - Please contact our customer service team for any questions about your delivery.
In April, Tuthill wrote his client by special delivery about impending lawsuits and also cautiously asked about his own bill.
The beach immediately west of the Shinnecock Inlet, including Tiana, got the largest delivery, about 725,000 cubic yards.
He proceeded with a surprisingly smooth delivery about affordable housing as the students, from third graders to high schoolers, clapped, clearly amused.
DataWind made the lowest bid, promising to supply the tablets for 2,276 rupees, including delivery — about $50 at exchange rates at the time, and about $40 now.
And now, four years later, he's talking with the same breathless delivery about another kind of crisis, the sort brought on by the perils of trying to fix up a house.
Mr. Sandler, who has developed a skill for playing weary sanity, has also polished his ability for underplaying surprise; evidence comes in a dry and choice line delivery about the bizarre lingerie of a self-hating beauty played in a cameo by Heather Graham.
"You have to reinvent yourself, but that reinvention is all about delivery, not about change of values".
Although about 100 trucks of humanitarian and medical supplies were allowed in yesterday and the day before, Palestinian officials say daily deliveries about five times that size are needed for a properly functioning economy.
In the SPE registry all perinatal deaths and live births occurring in the participating Flemish obstetrical units (residents and non-residents) are recorded, as well as a proportion of the home deliveries (about 1% of all deliveries).
Responses fell into three main categories feedback about the intervention components, about delivery style and about the timing and targeting of the intervention.
Participants at the Ormoc District Hospital were asked about the place of the previous delivery and about demographics.
