arrange the order

[lazybear]

The order should be arranged by the end of the month.

(We should provide the ordered items to the customer by the end of the month)

Can I use this verb?

Thanks!

[Tdol]

delivered?

[MikeNewYork]

The order should be arranged by the end of the month.

(We should provide the ordered items to the customer by the end of the month)

Can I use this verb?

Thanks!

"Arranged" is not correct.

1. delivered (as Tdol suggested)
2. shipped
3. filled

[curmudgeon]

Or perhaps arranged to be delivered by the end of the month

[MikeNewYork]

Or perhaps arranged to be delivered by the end of the month

"The order should be arranged to be delivered by the end of the month"?

That's a bit wordy, isn't it?

[curmudgeon]

Arrangements should be made to deliver the order by the end of the month?

'Tis wordy indeed but how do you specify arrangements and delivery by the end of the month in a shorter way?

[MikeNewYork]

Arrangements should be made to deliver the order by the end of the month?

'Tis wordy indeed but how do you specify arrangements and delivery by the end of the month in a shorter way?

I don't think the reader is interested in the arranging; I think he is interested in the delivery.

[curmudgeon]

Well as long as they get there!

[MikeNewYork]

Well as long as they get there!

Amen!