The term "delivery period" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of time it will take for a product to be delivered. For example, "The estimated delivery period is 5-7 business days."
Let us start with the consideration of the planning process for a single delivery period; the case where periodic deliveries take place will be outlined in Remark 3 below.
This report contains national FOB Plant forward sales of pork with a 15-60 deliveryvery period.
In the process of evolution, "to arrive" contracts became standardized with respect to grade and delivery period, with allowances for grade adjustment when the delivered grade happened to be different.
In that case, such a power producer is obliged to supply the agreed quantity throughout the contract delivery period.
2) The operational constraint, or how long the supplier will be able to stay active during the delivery period after switching their status from OFF to ON. .
The winter contract will have a different cost to another delivery period - say Summer 2012 which is gas delivered between 1 April 2012 and 31 September 2012.
Mother and son were having what a hospital spokesman called "a very uneventful post-delivery period" yesterday after Julie Nixon Eisenhower gave birth to her second child in Phoenixville, Pa.
An earlier date may be arranged if deemed medically necessary and approved by the Graduate School, which would then extend the 12-week accommodation to 12 weeks plus the initial pre-delivery period deemed medically necessary.
During my pregnancy, I read several "Western" books and articles that dispensed advice on the post-delivery period: Prepare and freeze meals ahead of time so you don't have to worry about cooking.
Despite medical advances in recent decades, pregnancy, childbirth, and the post-delivery period remain dangerous.
The large for gestational age infants will also have a higher risk of complications in the immediate post-delivery period.
