The phrase "a month of delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has been postponed or held up for a duration of one month.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are facing a month of delay in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a month's postponement" or "a month of hold-up".
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla .— After a month of delays, the space shuttle Discovery and its crew of seven had a spectacularly uneventful liftoff on Sunday evening, rising into a cool, clear Florida twilight en route to the International Space Station.
The 80-to-17 Senate vote ended more than a month of delays prompted by Republican concerns over her work for a pro-union group, and later, revelations about unpaid tax liens on her husband's business.
It was finally held last Friday, after nearly a month of delays, and, on Monday, the Trump Administration announced its plan it will reduce the annual refugee cap to thirty thousand.
Soon, after a month of delays and seven or so years of trying to sell the team, the team will pass from the Maloofs' spray-tanned, manicured hands as well.
Bob Ferguson, the Washington state attorney general, is claiming victory for President Donald Trump's scaled-back travel ban on certain Muslim-majority countries, unveiled Wednesday after more than a month of delays and false starts.
However, there was a further month of delay before the second stage reimplantation could be performed because of extensive sacral and calcaneal pressure sores suffered in the initial three weeks of intensive care.
The Clines knew nothing of the effects of institutionalization on children, who on average experience a month of developmental and cognitive delay for every three months spent in an orphanage.
"Every month of delay is another $100,000 of lost revenue to the bondholders," said Mayor Mark Nuaimi of Fontana.
Second, the model predicted a severe penalty for delay; case numbers at the peak roughly tripled for every month of delayed scale-up.
