The phrase "a delayed presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a presentation that is occurring later than originally scheduled or expected.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will have a delayed presentation on the project updates."
Alternatives: "a postponed presentation" or "a rescheduled presentation".
In our study, the children had a delayed presentation and more than half of HIV-infected children (57%) presented with severe immunological compromise.
The first case, from 2011, had a delayed presentation.
Posterior displacement of the radial head causes deep branch of the radial nerve palsy at the time of injury and dislocation or as a delayed presentation due to constant pressure.
Although we believe that all procedure-related complications may become manifest within this time frame, gastrointestinal ulcers with a delayed presentation may potentially have been missed.
Our patient had a delayed presentation 4 years after surgery, while in the other reported cases of Mycobacterium-infected gastric bands, infection occurred within 2 months of surgery.
Patients who initiated HIV care in 2003-2007 were less likely to have been tested late or to have a delayed presentation to care than patients who initiated care before 2003.
Fear of cancer is a contributor to delayed presentation, while sanctioning of help seeking by others can be a powerful mediator of reduced time to presentation.
Since prospective monitoring of actual symptom presentation would require following up an unfeasibly large sample, we used a hypothetical question ("how long it would take you to go to the doctors with a symptom") as a proxy measure of delayed presentation.
Low breast cancer awareness is a risk factor for delayed presentation in breast cancer (Ramirez et al, 1999).
Systematic reviews have concluded that failure to recognise early warning signs is a key contributor to delayed presentation in clinical populations (Ramirez et al, 1999; Macdonald et al, 2006; Mitchell et al, 2008).
A possible explanation for delayed presentation in black and ethnic minority women is poorer knowledge of breast cancer symptoms and less practising of breast awareness compared with white women (Scanlon and Wood, 2005).
