The phrase "a large delay of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant amount of time that something is postponed or held up.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, there was a large delay of several hours in the flight schedule."
Alternatives: "a significant delay of" or "a considerable delay of".
As it can be noticed, the ETU model is characterized by a large delay spread of 5 μ s and strong multipath rays.
Opening of chromatin of a single copy gene should not impose such a large delay between docking of the active ligand-receptor complex and subsequent RNA synthesis.
However, for the SA-BD, the feedback time is equal to 12 ms considered as a large delay as it constitutes nearly 1/4 of the total duration of the communication.
A DODL may indeed be a valuable tool in the coherence revival CCR technique, as it provides a compact means of generating a large delay while also providing direct optical means to correct degradation of the axial PSF.
Initial bouts of activity represent a rostral rhythm with large delay of KE activation relative to HF. Transient pulse stimulation of the VPP nerve (inverted triangles) eventually switches the network into a pocket rhythm.
However, it is difficult for the 1000 MW power units to improve their load change capability because the large delay of their once-through boilers.
Note the large delay of the non audible prephonatory movements at the beginning of the utterance.
This is because that a larger node number means higher contention intensity; a larger delay will reduce the number of the nodes that simultaneously attempt to contend for channel.
A large phase delay of the wing tip displacement was observed, leading to the root and tip moving in opposite directions for a significant portion of the flapping stroke.
We observe in Figure 14 that when there is no delayed response (d s = 0), the performance will not be as good as when d s is set to 50 msec without a large artificial delay of A=100 inserted.
