The phrase "and deferred by the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is postponed or delayed by a specific entity or factor.
Example: "The project timeline was extended and deferred by the unforeseen circumstances that arose during the planning phase."
Alternatives: "and postponed by the" or "and delayed by the".
He slashed the defence budget and deferred by a year Australia's plan to raise foreign aid, from 0.35% of gross national income to 0.5% by 2015.
The conflict is obscured and deferred by today's depressed economy, which has given license to all manner of emergency programs, but its dimensions cannot be doubted.
The City regulator's new code on bonuses follows last week's announcement from the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) of new guidelines intended to limit cash bonuses to 20-30%, with the rest paid in shares and deferred by up to five years.
Adults may benefit at least in the short term from additional construction jobs and job losses deferred by the influx of federal dollars, but students will be left essentially in the same position they are now in, with millions unable to master even basic skills.
Inspection of the external genital organs is indicated but is often deferred by the parents and the patient.
This is why the IOTLB flush is deferred by the kernel and performed at a lower frequency than DMA mapping changes in the system.
For the HER2 and Ki-67 TMAs, 9 and 8 cores (out of 97), respectively, were deferred by the majority of the pathologists due to either poorly prepared tissue or not enough tumor tissue and were excluded from further analysis.
He repeated statements about diversity that he made to members of the City Athletic Club on Wednesday, and invoked Langston Hughes, calling the American dream "a dream deferred" by the high cost of housing for too many New Yorkers.
Such understanding has been deferred by the complexity of higher eukaryotic host organisms.
