"shorter delivery time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the amount of time it takes for a product or service to be delivered to a customer. Example: Our company prides itself on offering a shorter delivery time for our products compared to our competitors. This means our customers can receive their orders faster and more efficiently.
Increasing competition for better product functionality, quality, features, customization, environmental friendliness, lower cost and shorter delivery time presents unprecedented challenges for product manufacturing enterprises.
A shorter delivery time ensures more accurate tumor positioning during treatment and possibly greater tumor control.
For endometrial cancer, the VMAT-S plan provided comparable quality with significantly shorter delivery time and fewer MUs than with the IMRT and HT plans.
Given the shorter delivery time, comparable safety profile, and lack of need for dedicated infusion facilities, SC formulations of rituximab or trastuzumab can potentially improve convenience and quality of life for patients and provide cost savings to health-care systems.
They performed fewer C-sections and had shorter delivery times.
Michaela Platzer, the report's author, says that foreign textile manufacturers cited proximity to their customers, lower transportation costs, shorter delivery times and access to cheaper energy sources as the main reasons for opening textile plants in the region.
Manufacturing machines, as a matter of fact, are a core enabling technology in a number of key industrial sectors (metal, wood, leather, stone, plastic, …), which have common requirements for increased product customization and improved competitiveness in terms of reduced cost, shorter delivery times and improved quality.
Being closer to customers not only means it has shorter delivery times but also gives it a way to lower the costly last-mile delivery expense.
As the order volume scales up, frequently ordered products can be stocked up in a warehouse similar to those we built in Dhaka, eventually enabling shorter delivery times.
That would instantly double the amount of time a truck spends on the road per day, allowing freight companies to charge more for shorter delivery times, Ron said.
In an unusual procedure, dictated by short delivery time, a dredger design was verified by computations rather than model tests.
