The phrase "a delayed opening of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where something, such as a business or event, is scheduled to start later than originally planned.
Example: "Due to the weather conditions, there will be a delayed opening of the school until 10 AM."
Alternatives: "a postponed opening of" or "a late opening of".
In the morning, news came of a delayed opening for school: two hours.
After a delayed opening, shares of Facebook began trading around 11 30 a.m., at $42.05.
PPARα does, however, seem to play a role in the delayed opening of eyes and the postnatal reduction in weight gain [15, 17, 172].
Electricity throughout east Africa is patchier than usual, just when governments are trying to pep their economies up.The delayed opening of a big Ethiopian dam capable of producing 300MW has resulted in daily blackouts in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa.
Though the DesMoines plant is operating without the union, Taylor admits that the time his engineers spend training new workers in Des Moines has delayed opening of a new plant in Brownsville, Tex. and the rollout of a new tire and wheel line, projects in which the company has invested more than $100 million.
In 1962, Jeffrey played Banquo to Eric Porter's Macbeth, Escalus to Goring's Angelo in Measure For Measure, and the goldsmith in Clifford Williams' famous stopgap revival of A Comedy Of Errors, before the delayed opening of Peter Brook's King Lear, in which Jeffrey played Albany.
The red trace depicts the delayed opening of CaV channels as a result of the increased series resistance and delayed voltage clamp.
Meanwhile, back in Barcelona, the delayed opening of Niño Viejo and Hoja Santa could be a metaphor for our long wait for "real" Mexican food.
In Mexico, 25% of the TV is cooking programmes". Meanwhile, back in Barcelona, the delayed opening of Niño Viejo and Hoja Santa could be a metaphor for our long wait for "real" Mexican food.
