deliverable
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Definition
Adjective:
- Suitable for or ready for delivery: Describes an item, product, or result that is in a state where it can be handed over to a client, customer, or the next stage in a process. It implies completion and readiness.
Noun:
- Something that can be provided as the product of development or work: A tangible or intangible item that is produced and must be handed over to fulfill a contract, project milestone, or agreement. It is often a specific, agreed-upon output.
Usage Examples
Adjective:
- The final report is now deliverable to the client.
- Ensure all components are tested and deliverable by Friday.
Noun:
- The key project deliverables include a detailed design document and a prototype.
- Our first deliverable is a market analysis report due next month.
Advanced Usage
"Contractual deliverable": An output explicitly specified and required by a contract.
- The monthly progress report is a contractual deliverable.
"Tangible vs. intangible deliverable": Distinguishing between physical products and services or reports.
- The software code is an intangible deliverable, while the user manuals are tangible.
Variants and Related Words
- Deliver (verb): To take goods, letters, packages, or a product to a person or place.
- Delivery (noun): The act of delivering something.
- Undeliverable (adjective): Not able to be delivered.
Synonyms
- Adjective: Ready, transferable, shippable.
- Noun: Output, product, milestone, result.
Related Phrases
"To meet deliverables": To successfully produce and provide the required outputs.
- The team worked overtime to meet all project deliverables on time.
"Scope of deliverables": The defined set of outputs a project promises to produce.
- The scope of deliverables is outlined in Appendix A of the agreement.
Adjective
- suitable for or ready for delivery
Noun
- something that can be provided as the product of development
- under this contract the deliverables include both software and hardware