The phrase "a kind of delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a delay that is not typical or is somewhat different from a standard delay.
Example: "The project experienced a kind of delay due to unforeseen circumstances that were not initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a type of delay" or "a sort of delay".
Opportunistic Mobile Social Network (MSN) is a kind of Delay Tolerant Network (DTN) in which nodes are mobile with social characteristics.
Our key contributions in this paper are the following: This paper deals with a kind of delay stochastic population system, while most of existing results (see, e.g., [4, 5, 9 11, 22, 31]) are concerned with the non-delayed cases.
This paper deals with a kind of delay stochastic population system, while most of existing results (see, e.g., [4, 5, 9 11, 22, 31]) are concerned with the non-delayed cases.
Consumers in the world's largest smartphone market may also be holding out for more substantial upgrades, which are expected to come with the iPhone 8. "We are seeing a kind of delay in purchasing behavior that we think is a consequence of the number of rumors and reports about future products," Cook told the site.
I could see that this would be a kind of delayed honeymoon house, and I wanted to get it right.
We begin at a kind of delayed wake, where Tom's brother, Jack Mark Duplasss)—bereaved, bothered, and bewildered makes an awkward speech.
So I pitched some stories, and while I was waiting, I did a lot of stupid stuff and had a kind of delayed, spring-break-style wayward phase.
We begin at a kind of delayed wake, where Tom's brother, Jack Mark Duplasss) — bereaved, bothered, and bewildered — makes an awkward speech.
Then there are those who believe that continuing the inspection process is a kind of delaying tactic to prevent or avert military intervention.
The key, he said, is that the children of skilled immigrants do well, in what he deems "a kind of delayed positive impact".
There is a kind of delayed shock as we realise we have just discovered that one of the family's four children is in fact an orphan quasi‑adopted by questionable means, and kept in ignorance of his mother's identity even as she sat around that heavily symbolic meal table.
