"delivery target" is a correct phrase in written English.
It generally refers to a goal for when a product or service must reach its destination or be completed. For example, "The company has set a delivery target for the new project of one month."
The delivery target miss is the latest unwelcome development for CEO Musk.
Tesla Motors missed its vehicle delivery target for the second consecutive quarter and is on track to fall short of its annual target, suggesting the US electric car maker is still wrestling with production issues as it looks to transform itself into a mainstream, high-volume manufacturer.
Boeing missed by 6 aircraft its planned delivery target of 115 airliners of all types in the first quarter.
The intestinal di/tri-peptide transporter 1 (hasPT1) has been suggested as a drug delivery target for peptide-based prodrugs.
However, the company said it remains on track to hit its delivery target of 10,000 ES8 vehicles for the second half of 2018.
(See "Street Takes Jobless Rise In Stride").. Dow component Boeing gained 1.5% after reporting it narrowly beat its delivery target for 2010 with 462 aircraft.
Delivery of the RNAi agents to HIV-infected or HIV-susceptible cells remains a challenging problem that is currently being addressed by ex vivo delivery, targeted in vivo delivery, and non-targeted in vivo delivery strategies.
The report also condemned Consignia for its repeated failure to meet delivery targets.
Royal Mail was yesterday hit by a record £7.5m fine by the industry regulator for failing to meet delivery targets for two of its business services.
The National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) was awarded £9m in funding to manage the scheme and the programme's delivery targets were consistently exceeded.
He issued the statement as parliament's financial watchdog released a report saying that the company, facing strikes, deteriorating profits and failed delivery targets, was heading for worse problems when it faced more competition.
