'way of delivery' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the method or manner in which something is done or communicated. For example: The lecturer's energetic way of delivery made the lecture especially interesting.
But in the military sphere, this competition is getting in the way of delivery.
"He has a way of delivery that makes you stop and take note of it".
The key to all the learning and the practice is the correct way of delivery and learning.
Budget constraints in Europe and the rest of the world have made this way of delivery very attractive for materials designers as well as language testing organizations.
Except for a few sources, such as fossilised groundwater, it is not at all like oil or coal: water is infinitely renewable.Yet two big obstacles stand in the way of delivery of water to people.
The discrepancy between preclinical and clinical trials may be due to differences between the doses, the way of delivery, the homogeneity of the cohorts, and last but not least the species differences.
Exploring non-western music took her back to her childhood, she says, and memories of her Pakistani father, who left home when she was 11. "My dad used to ply us with music: these strange scales, these different ways of delivery.
To overcome these problems much research is still needed, specifically focused on cloning and testing of new c-DNA sequences in the following: genome projects: different ways of delivery: design of vectors containing appropriate immunostimulatory sequences and very detailed studies on safety.
But, since 1993, it has grown from $2.8 billion to $4 billion, a growth rate which has made even the big drug companies sit up and take notice.The new generation of vaccines is born of biotechnology, which offers new vaccine designs, more efficient combinations and better ways of delivery than a shot in the arm.
Other ways of delivery can be used: inhalation for pulmonary delivery, topical creams for skin protection, etc. Operational bioscavengers must be producible at low cost, not susceptible to induce immune response and adverse effects, and stable in the bloodstream, upon storage, and under field conditions.
You can contribute to that growth by research, teaching, and innovative ways of delivery.
