The phrase "fragmented delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is delivered in parts or not in a cohesive manner.
Example: "The project's success was hindered by fragmented delivery, leading to confusion among team members."
Alternatives: "disjointed delivery" or "broken delivery."
Our achilles heel is that we have a fragmented delivery vehicle.
Following the same delivery as his previous releases, Savage comes complete with a fragmented delivery as it stutters its way along through electronic twists, horns and drums.
Most important, of greatest concern, is the fragmented delivery system, still largely private and so divided between "care" and "education", that even.
If the government's ACO model succeeds, Regosin of the Queens medical society believes it will go a long way toward fixing the nation's fragmented delivery of medical treatment.
One of their goals in 2009 is to pursue integration: they realize that the compartmentalized, fragmented delivery of social services weakens the strength of the total offering, and deeply frustrates both providers and recipients.
In contrast, regionalization has more commonly resulted in a fragmented delivery of HPC services, particularly when funding is inadequate.
Disadvantages of drop shipping include fragmented order delivery when a single customer order involves products from different manufacturers and longer delivery times.
The result of this jurisdictional patchwork is a fragmented water delivery system and frequently deteriorating infrastructure.
According to many social scientists, the neoliberal reforms fragmented service delivery and weakened central control without establishing proper markets.
For example, during the administration of Thomas R. Suozzi (2002-09), Nassau County developed No Wrong Door, which was nationally recognized for ending fragmented service delivery and for promoting effective and efficient collaboration among county human service agencies.
The current fee-for-service system for health care reimbursement in the United Stated is argued to encourage fragmented care delivery and a lack of accountability that predisposes to insufficient focus on quality as well as unnecessary or duplicative resource utilization.
