The phrase "formal delivery" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of delivering something in a professional or official manner. Example: The company's CEO gave a speech during the formal delivery of the annual report to the shareholders. In this sentence, "formal delivery" refers to the official presentation of the annual report to the shareholders in a professional and dignified manner.
Simple words, good words, and, like many of those prepared for this President's formal delivery, graceful words.
But formal delivery of beribboned parchments and wax seals to an archive in Rome has not taken place.
The plane was expected to be the third aircraft to be delivered to a Turkish customer, and formal delivery was scheduled for next month.
Starting later this month, users will be able to e-mail photos directly to the site, rather than having to go through a more formal delivery process.
With the formal delivery of the advisory report, the commission will be holding a round-table discussion next month to hear from companies and investors before making a final decision.
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Globally, and particularly in the global south, the majority of urban housing stock occupied by economically weak households has not been built through state programmes or formal market delivery, but by households themselves.
To that effect, a widespread formal credit delivery mechanism has been established to meet the credit requirements of rural communities.
This study was motivated by the growing debate concerning the large-scale exclusion of rural households from the ambit of formal credit delivery channels, despite the continuous thrust of the state towards inclusive growth.
Although each rotation had specific educational objectives, formal curriculum delivery was predominantly unstructured and determined by individual preceptors.
44 A masculinity culture may also be related to men's desire for self-reliance and their tendency to avoid encounters with the formal health delivery system.
