The phrase "address this delay" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where there is a delay that needs to be dealt with or resolved.
Example: "We need to address this delay in the project timeline to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "tackle this delay" or "resolve this delay."
Recruitment difficulties are widespread, and even though the creation of research networks has provided an infrastructure to address this, delays are still common and there are concerns that the small proportion of practices and patients participating in trials limits the generalizability of research findings.
Google is addressing this delay with an entirely new architecture built from the ground up.
We are not able to address whether this delay or altered dosing is the normal pattern of use of prescribed drugs among women in reproductive age or if it was the pregnancy per se that influenced drug use.
To address this diagnostic delay, a cautious alternative is to place ICU-admitted patients in preemptive isolation until proven MRSA-negative.
To address that delay, some companies have started issuing debit cards, which allow recipients to gain access to their funds immediately through automated teller machines.
General Shinseki, who under government procurement rules was not involved in the contract decision, did not address the delay in fielding the new vehicle today.
Recently, some works [20 23] begin to address the delay reduction problem in IDNC-enable D2D network configuration.
To address the delay and the input saturation, some reasonable assumptions and an auxiliary system are introduced.
Interest in the project waned until 1872 when Grant wrote a letter to Congress to address the delay.
When the synchronous time division multiplexing (STDM) mechanism is used to address this problem, collective delay emerges.
