The phrase "a delay at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or event where a delay is occurring, such as in transportation or scheduling contexts.
Example: "There was a delay at the airport due to bad weather conditions."
Alternatives: "a hold-up at the" or "a setback at the".
Ms. Stabile blew in late, pleading a delay at the bank.
"I understand a delay at the airport is a small price to pay for security," Ms. Anderson said, adding: "But it's more than just a delay.
More to follow as we can 9.15am: There seems to be a bit of a delay at the Ministry of Justice in releasing the files.
He lobbied for China's admission into the World Trade Organization in 2001 — then maneuvered for a delay, at the last moment, until the Chinese agreed to let A.I.G. operate freely on Chinese soil.
It was on Button's third pit that the 2009 Formula One champion fell out of contention for first place, when a delay at the rear of his car caused him to idle for nine seconds, as other drivers pulled ahead.
But Luna Rossa, which had used a delay at the start, caused by the wind being too strong, to repair its starboard daggerboard, then saw the problem recur just minutes into the five-leg, 9.95-mile race.
Roads [8 40] Over an hour-and-a-half delay at the Tappan Zee Bridge because of an accident in the northbound lanes.Click for traffic map or radio report on the 1s.
Ari Rosenberg, a sales director at Snowball.com, an Internet company in San Francisco, was sitting out a long delay at the Los Angeles International Airport by immersing himself in a book when a woman within 10 feet of him initiated a cell phone conversation.
Dowd did award a penalty, albeit after a lengthy delay, at the third time of asking in the 22nd minute when Alex handled needlessly.
A younger half-brother had a language delay at the age of 3 years, and 2 maternal cousins had ID with unspecified behavioral disturbances.
To allow implementing a unified receiver chain and scanning multiple standards within a short delay at the same time, the receiver should support reconfiguring itself rapidly to switch from a standard to another.
