deliverable
noun
Pronunciation: /dɪˈlɪvərəbl/
Definition
A tangible or intangible product, result, or capability that must be produced to complete a work, project, or task.
Examples
The main deliverable for this phase is a working prototype.
We need to ensure all project deliverables are met on time.
The consultant provided a detailed report as the final deliverable.
How to Use deliverable
- deliverable for (prepositional phrase)
- Specifies what the deliverable is intended for or related to. — "This software update is a key deliverable for the marketing department."
- deliverable of (prepositional phrase)
- Indicates possession or origin; what the deliverable belongs to or comes from. — "The research paper is a major deliverable of the academic study."
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