"timeline for delivery" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the expected or planned schedule for when something will be delivered or completed. Example: We need to finalize the timeline for delivery of the new product by next week so that we can begin promoting it to our customers.
"We just want to have a mix of procedures for contracts so we can expedite our acquisition," Mr. Qadir said, adding that "American timelines for delivery were too far away".
The team went on to get just over $1 million from a Kickstarter campaign, before later returning the money to backers after raising $15 million from Playground Global and subsequently pushing back timelines for delivery of the devices.
Universal suffrage is written into the city's mini-constitution, the Basic Law, but there is no set timeline for its delivery.
The result is that although a timeline for the delivery of the key elements has been agreed, there's a recognition that more hold-ups are almost inevitable.
The original timeline for importation, delivery, and construction of the warehouses prior to the arrival of commodity shipments in December 2011 was unrealistic.
Given the uncertainty around pH1N1 dynamics and timelines for vaccine delivery, we investigated the impact of the timing of the epidemic peak on whether an attack rate- or outcome-based vaccination strategy was preferred (Figure 4).
The headset is scheduled for delivery in May 2016, a timeline Kojima is comfortable with because FOVE has "hands-on support" from Toshiba and Samsung, which are providing components including displays.
Beleaguered by bad press about oil train explosions, in February BNSF announced plans to purchase 5,000 new, safer tank cars — though the company declined to specify a timeline for when it might actually take delivery.
Finally, D (for delivery) day.
