The phrase "accept delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is acknowledging or agreeing to a postponement or delay in a process or event.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we must accept delay in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "acknowledge delay" or "agree to delay".
A customer's willingness to accept delay is related to the causes for delay as explained by attribution theory.
This study investigates the willingness of drivers, primarily motorcycle riders and car drivers, to accept delay time for different levels of service at signalised intersections.
We will not accept delay and we will demand our governments withdraw from an unsatisfactory outcome", said Mithika Mwenda, secretary general of the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance.
But Ma Lik, the secretary general of the Democratic Alliance, said in a phone interview tonight that top Chinese officials had decided they could not accept delay.
The results indicated a willingness to accept delay time ranging from 26 to 68 s for motorcycle riders and from 34 to 81 s for car drivers with different levels of service at signalised intersection.
Provider beliefs may contribute to parental decisions to accept, delay or forgo vaccinations.
People just accept delays like this as the norm in this country.
By November or December, he must decide whether to enrage United States allies and abandon the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty -- or accept delays in his missile shield program.
When the produce supplier first received a delayed payment from the restaurateur, for example, he should have communicated that because of his own financial obligations, he could accept delayed payment only under extraordinary circumstances and only for a limited time.
Indonesia has asked Korea Gas, South Korea's monopoly importer of liquefied natural gas, to accept delayed shipments of about 330,000 metric tons from its plant in Arun, citing rising demand for gas by domestic fertilizer makers.
In addition, because the new terminal is the only one at Kennedy handling international flights that stays open 24 hours a day, with Immigration, Customs and Agriculture officials available, it will accept delayed flights that arrive after their intended terminals have closed.
