The phrase "a further delay in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional postponement or setback in a process or timeline.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be a further delay in the project completion date."
Alternatives: "an additional delay in" or "a continued delay in".
Without that provision being granted they argue that a further delay in the inquest will be necessary.
There are fears that a vice president will once again veto the law, forcing a further delay in January's elections.
The impasse threatened a further delay in carrying out the agreement under which General Motors is to take over Daewoo Motor with an initial payment of $400 million.
As local politics once again supplant the national debate about international connectivity, UK business has responded furiously to a further delay in assigning a new runway for London.
A further delay in the report on the 2003 invasion, due to have been published three years ago, could mean the issue will continue to haunt British politics in the runup to next year's general election.
According to these bankers, "a further delay in raising the target range would unduly increase the risk of the unemployment rate falling markedly below its longer-run normal level".
"This morning's developments show that a further delay [in pulling out soldiers] is no longer justifiable," the Austrian statement said.
Six weeks ago, an impatient Congress directed NSF to avoid any further delay in picking "a viable GSMT project".
P.G.N.I.G. warned that any further delay in reaching an agreement with Gazprom could undermine the company's ability to meet the orders of its industrial customers.
Labour had urged MPs from other parties - including Conservatives - to vote with it and ignore what it claims are "nods and winks" from the Treasury that a further delay may be in the offing.
The interpretation of that wait time is made from a clinically relevant perspective, i.e., how long can the patient wait before a further delay would result in a clinically poorer outcome?
