The phrase "a week 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 week.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are experiencing a week of delay in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a week's delay" or "a delay of one week".
IT HAS been a week of delay.
That change alone could a cut a week of delay on most measures.
I'm writting from Spain and I normally get this paper with a week of delay.
It will be harder to prevent the Senate from moving to debate a bill, possibly cutting off a week of delay.
The FBI also arrested half a dozen alleged members of an al-Qaeda cell in Lackawanna, a steel town in New York state.See article: A breakthroughJanet Reno finally conceded the Democratic nomination for governor in Florida to Bill McBride, after a week of delay due to complaints about voting procedures.
After nearly a week of delay due to unspecified manufacturing reasons, the company's eagerly anticipated folding photography drone looks to finally be heading out to early purchasers.
Citizens UK estimates hundreds of them have a legal right to sanctuary in the UK, but on Friday, following more than a week of delays, the government confirmed that none would be transferred this weekend.
He pointed to CBS's growing success in adding viewers from DVR recording, with no fewer than eight CBS shows adding more than three million viewers after a week of delayed viewing is counted.
Following a week of doubt, delays and fears of a coup after a public count showed Mr. Morsi winning, the generals showed a measure of respect for at least some core elements of electoral democracy by accepting the victory of a political opponent over their ally, Ahmed Shafik, a former air force general.
Pressure for a new bridge is now growing following a week of long delays after flooding closed Sonning Bridge.
His announcement -- while not unexpected after more than a week of objections and delays by Israel -- threw the Security Council into disarray and prompted some desperate diplomatic maneuvering.
