'any kind of delay' is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it to express uncertainty or to refer to a wide range of potential delays. For example: "I'm worried that there could be any kind of delay in getting the shipment to our customer on time."
Steven Reed, a spokesman for the Bronx district attorney, said his office also moved promptly, and he disputed the idea that the time frame of more than five hours represented any kind of delay.
Sometimes some operations are emergency and any kind of delay in these cases may lead to death of the patient.
"For him to have any kind of delay in joining Major League Soccer from the beginning, the initiation of this club, would be a disastrous proposition," said Dave Martinez, a New York-based football writer for empireofsoccer.com.
"When people are on fixed incomes, any kind of delay can affect them negatively," she said.
To prevent any kind of delay, NASA may opt to move Odyssey to ensure that it can collect uninterrupted observations of Curiosity's landing.
Still, bundled with the upheaval of transition and the likelihood of visible and/or invisible injury, any kind of delay in restarting a life seems like a heavy price.
Opportunistic Mobile Social Network (MSN) is a kind of Delay Tolerant Network (DTN) in which nodes are mobile with social characteristics.
This paper deals with a kind of delay stochastic population system, while most of existing results (see, e.g., [4, 5, 9 11, 22, 31]) are concerned with the non-delayed cases.
Our key contributions in this paper are the following: This paper deals with a kind of delay stochastic population system, while most of existing results (see, e.g., [4, 5, 9 11, 22, 31]) are concerned with the non-delayed cases.
I could see that this would be a kind of delayed honeymoon house, and I wanted to get it right.
Then there are those who believe that continuing the inspection process is a kind of delaying tactic to prevent or avert military intervention.
