The phrase "a delay on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a postponement or hold-up related to a specific subject or event.
Example: "There was a delay on the delivery of the package due to bad weather."
Alternatives: "a hold-up in the" or "a postponement of the".
Unfortunately we arrived late for our two-night stay--due to an AirAsia cancellation and a delay on the rebooked flight and only had one full beach day before flying to Lahad Datu airport and embarking on a 2 ½ hour drive into the Borneo rainforest.
"The wide definitions are the problem," said Elad Cahana, a lawyer for HaMoked: The Center for the Defense of the Individual, one of 10 groups appealing for a delay on the change in the order.
After it emerged that a stowaway opossum had been spotted aboard a late-night subway train last week in Brooklyn, forcing the evacuation of fellow riders and a delay on the D line lasting nearly 30 minutes, one key question remained unanswered: What happened to the opossum?
I think there's a delay on the line so we'll have to try not to interrupt one another.
House leaders began devising strategies that would most likely start this month with multiple votes, the first to codify the one-year delay on the employer mandate, then another to demand a delay on the individual mandate.
Was there a delay on the line?
Participant 2, Vendor A Delays on the vendor side related mainly to processing change requests for customisation, but the complexity of these was often not sufficiently appreciated by the NHS hospitals.
The network also expects to install a delay on at least the on-field interview segments in National Football League games this fall, said Martin D. Franks, the executive vice president of CBS.
But those arguing for a delay on Friday cited the deteriorating security condition as the main reason.
A decision was deferred when Commissioner Rosemarie Love requested a delay on grounds that the Washington administration had not provided a development plan.
Mr. Morvillo, who did not seek a delay on his own, told the judge, "I am hesitant to commit to too rapid a trial".
