The phrase "addressed the delay" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where someone has acknowledged or dealt with a delay in a process or project.
Example: "During the meeting, the manager addressed the delay in the project timeline and proposed a new schedule."
Alternatives: "tackled the delay" or "dealt with the delay."
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.
To address the delay and the input saturation, some reasonable assumptions and an auxiliary system are introduced.
In her response at the time, Justice Owen did not address the delay but told senators, "There are a lot of cases that tug at the heartstrings, but I have to follow the law".
Addressing the delay must be a priority, he said.
Recently, some works [20 23] begin to address the delay reduction problem in IDNC-enable D2D network configuration.
To analyse RA models that capture such possibilities, the use of queueing theory could help in addressing the delay issues.
In order to address the delay problem, various delay-tolerant distributed space-time coding (DT-DSTC) schemes [10 14] have been recently reported for distributed MIMO systems.
In the next three methods, in contrast with the priors, Kalman filter is used as an alternative observer to address the delay challenge [20].
A spokesperson for Microsoft said that while some users "are now authenticating successfully, we're working to address the delay some customers continue to experience using multi-factor authentication in some regions".
Moreover, we extend our design to cooperative systems exploiting the AF protocol and the opportunistic relaying algorithms in [18] in order to devise a delay-tolerant adjustable code matrices opportunistic relaying optimization (DT-ACMORO) algorithm which can address the delay issue when optimal power allocation and relay selection are employed.
