"fulfill the orders" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the process of carrying out orders or requests. For example: "The employees were tasked with fulfilling the orders from the customers."
AT&T also said that they are suspending pre-ordering today in order to fulfill the orders they've already received.
Bonobos takes appointments, and, after customers try on clothes, uses its e-commerce distribution centers to fulfill the orders — so it doesn't need lots of salespeople or a huge back room stocked with inventory.
"The reality is that we are seeing increased demand for many of the products consumers want to buy, and it has affected our ability to fulfill the orders," wrote Lionel Menchaca, the chief blogger at Dell ."There are also some industrywide constraints on some components (like memory and larger-capacity hard drives) that are delaying the manufacturing of certain products for customers".
I needed someone to help fulfill the orders, and approached Don with the idea.
In an e-commerce application when an order is placed by customers and if the current warehouse does not have stock to fulfill the orders, it goes to warehouse on another partition.
News accounts of the negotiation between the Pentagon and Shaffer's camp have skyrocketed the book to online bestseller status based on presales--to what extent booksellers will be able to fulfill the orders remains to be seen.
It is unclear how Mr. Jimenez can fulfill the order since he does not have a license to manufacture guns in California, according to the state's Department of Justice.
If a company has a purchase order from a viable company, it can usually get a purchase-order financing company to advance the money the company needs to fulfill the order.
Since each template can only accommodate a fixed number of labels, an important task is to work out the compositions of templates by allocating suitable labels to each template in order to fulfill the order requirements effectively.
When the soccer team F.C. Barcelona asked Nick Daffern whether his company could set up some merchandise kiosks at its legendary stadium, the Camp Nou, the British businessman knew he had to find some cash fast to fulfill the order.
Hard copy orders, due to the additional time, labor, and materials required to fulfill the order, are priced at $5 per participant at the nonprofit rate and $6 per participant at the for profit rate.
