The phrase "a shorter delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing delays, indicating that one delay is less lengthy than another.
Example: "We were able to arrange a shorter delay for the project deadline, allowing us to meet our goals more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a reduced delay" or "a briefer delay".
If she cannot persuade lawmakers to accept her plan, Mrs. May will get a shorter delay in exiting the European Union — until April 12.
Which brings us to plan B: Britain gets a shorter delay, until April 12, although it's hard to believe anything could be solved by then.
Against a backdrop of growing support among the EU27 for a lengthy Brexit delay, Tusk picked apart May's appeal for a shorter delay to 30 June in a letter to the leaders inviting them to Wednesday's summit, where they will agree the new end date.
Uniform access exhibits a shorter delay than slow-start access.
From Figure 8, we can see our method has a shorter delay time.
If not, it offered a shorter delay until 12 April, allowing the UK time to get the deal through or to "indicate a way forward".
Please do not waste this time". Mrs May, who had wanted a shorter delay, said the UK would still aim to leave the EU as soon as possible.
This means less traffic for the IP cloud and a shorter delay; however information which is not updated may be at a given time.
Worth mentioning is that Ferrante et al. and Berroir et al. only treated patients with purely orthostatic headache (40/42 and 30/30), and Chung et al. treated patients markedly younger and with a shorter delay than the patients in this study.
Principle 1. Keep the most important video packets in AC[2] as many as possible to make the best use of the AC[2] resources; Principle 2. Find a better destiny between AC[1] and AC[0] for those downward mapped video packets depending on which one has a shorter delay time by considering their instant queue length and the corresponding resource.
However, the EU granted a shorter delay than May sought.
