The phrase "abnormal delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a delay that is unusual or not typical in a given context, such as in shipping, project timelines, or response times.
Example: "We are experiencing an abnormal delay in the delivery of your order due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "unusual delay" or "unexpected delay".
Last, we demonstrate the effectiveness of our architecture for abnormal delay detection using experiments in a testbed.
For such applications, delay measurement inside the sensor networks is important for real-time monitoring and control of the networked system, and abnormal delay detection.
Expression of the fibrosis markers col3a1 and TGF-β was also examined (Fig. 3b); no significant difference was apparent between groups II and IV, thus confirming that the HBBM does not lead to abnormal (delay nor unwanted acceleration of) fibrosis.
The unusual length of treatment was required because of an abnormal delay in healing, persistence of knee inflammation, and subclinical inflammatory syndrome.
FA cells undergo a longer G2 phase (39) and an abnormal delay in S and G2 transit following DNA damage (40).
Unlike the shortage of air traffic controllers, however, the lack of TSA personnel has not led to abnormal delays.
Indeed, hearing deficits including abnormal (delayed) auditory brainstem responses (ABRs; [17]), temporal processing deficits [51], reduced discrimination and orientation to speech [14], increased hearing thresholds [15], and increased perception of loudness (i.e. hyperacusis; [52]) have been observed in the large majority of autistic individuals.
Each well contained a minimum of eight and a maximum of 12 embryos to prevent crowding, which can cause abnormal, delayed, and/or asynchronous embryos.
Other alterations in the immune system may include reduced cell-mediated immune responses, impaired pulmonary macrophage function, and abnormal delayed type hypersensitivity responses.
A "classic" conduction disturbance with a LBBB-sequence induces an abnormal and delayed right-to-left transseptal activation and pressure gradient ("interventricular dyssynchrony") and provokes an additional delay in the onset of force development in the posterolateral LV wall compared to the relatively early activated septum ("intraventricular dyssynchrony").
Cardiac capillary muscle function in TRαKO mice were markedly abnormal showing delayed time for relaxation and decreased tension development [ 26].
