The phrase 'a week's delay' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to an action or event that is being postponed or delayed by a week. For example: "This project has suffered a week's delay due to unexpected circumstances."
The cold effect found in this study generally occurred 4 15 days following exposure, peaking at a week's delay, and is consistent with the results of delayed cold effect found in other studies (17, 36, 37).
The United States military's Central Command asked for a week's delay.
AFTER more than a week's delay, the results of Sudan's elections were announced on April 26th.
Each day after September 10, he believes, causes a week's delay in growing.
But when the trial date came, prosecutors said they were not ready and asked for a week's delay.
After a week's delay, the visas came through, but, upon returning to Dubai, Yaghdan learned that the Emirates would no longer extend the visas of Iraqis.
Seth Mydans PAKISTAN: SHARIF PROSECUTION ENDING -- The prosecution said it planned to finish its hijacking and attempted murder case today against the deposed prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, but Mr. Sharif's lawyers said they might ask the court for a week's postponement to prepare their case, delaying the hearing of statements from the seven accused in the case.
But by decreeing an unexpected week's delay in the process, the court has relieved Mr. Gore of the burden of convincing the public and nervous Democrats in Congress that he should fight on a bit longer.
Republicans also invoked committee rules to game out an additional week's delay.
If the platelet count was between 30 75, a further 1 week's delay was made, followed by a 50% dose reduction in the mitomycin on all following cycles.
In fact, during premiere week, the No. 1 show among 18 to 49 was CBS' sitcom "The Big Bang Theory," which drew 9.8 million in that demographic -- and that was after a week's worth of delayed viewing was thrown in. .
