The phrase "added a delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the introduction of a pause or waiting period in a process or action.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we added a delay to the project timeline to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "introduced a delay" or "implemented a delay".
He and his team of about 60 add a delay to Amy's responses to keep up the act, as though she's typing.
To make a song sound as if it were playing in an empty mall, you cut the low frequencies, raise the mid-range frequencies, and add a delay, which imitates the way sound bounces through a big, empty space.
Vibration is reduced at the expense of adding a delay equal to the length of the shaper.
Even though the data travel most of the way at the speed of light, this can still add a delay of half an hour.
Fig. 1 shows a FM employee using paper-based methods to locate a desired utility, which can be time consuming and add a delay in the maintenance task.
At this point, we propose to use secondary peak location of e(m) adding a delay (D) for deactivation of the DWS.
"I really want to add a delay, actually," Nommesen says, explaining that someone sends a text right away, it's a bit embarrassing, not to mention potentially dangerous, to get an immediate response from a bot.
If any addresses of match the address, then before a retransmission adds a delay in length of wait time slot as follows: (2) (i) is and is the order of the node in the list of.
Hence, to increase the probability that a RESPONSE or CLOSURE message will contain useful information, we introduce what is called a delayed response mechanism where a peer will add a delay of d s msec before sending out the RESPONSE and CLOSURE messages after receiving the GREETING and RESPONSE.
Raising eyebrows can be used to transpose all played notes up one full octave while opening a mouth can add a delay, reverb or filter effect to the instrument being played.
