The phrase "a delay case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal matters, project management, or any situation where a delay is being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "The court has scheduled a hearing for a delay case that has been pending for several months."
Alternatives: "a postponement case" or "a deferral case."
This allowed judicial review of a decision by the High Court of Justice, and was regularly applied during the 1970s, because the freeze on interest rates during a delayed case made it attractive for debtors to delay; conversely, this made London a far less attractive venue for creditors.
Tells of its operating department, a typical delay case, and emergency supervision.
Additionally, simulation results were presented for a time-varying delay case, where it is corroborated that the expected good results in practical situations require readjustment of the model time delays.
Second, the model predicted a severe penalty for delay; case numbers at the peak roughly tripled for every month of delayed scale-up.
So the Stasi came up with some counter-pop tactics: an Ablenkkonzert ("diversionary concert"), deeper in the city; a broadcast of the concert in a stadium, with a delay in case of political statements — or, better yet, with footage of an entirely different Michael Jackson concert.
The conditions on the function f to get a bounded solution in a 'delay' case are a little bit harder than in a 'non-delay' case.
We conducted logistic regression analysis in SPSS 19.0 (Chicago, IL, USA) to identify person and disease characteristics associated with passive case finding as a proxy for delayed case finding.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Distributions of the delay (minutes) of non-on-time arrivals, a early case, b delaying case.
A delay in this case would give Scholastic and Ms. Rowling at least a few more months to negotiate a contract.
