The phrase "appears to be delayed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something seems to be behind schedule or not on time.
Example: "The delivery of the package appears to be delayed due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "seems to be postponed" or "looks like it's behind schedule."
For now, though, that impact appears to be delayed, and probably less intense that most observers had feared as recently as late last year.
"The diagnosis of TFB [tracheobronchial foreign body aspiration] in children appears to be delayed for more than 1 week in a small but significant proportion of children.
The development of neutropenia appears to be delayed in Parenchymal TLR4−/− mice, with no neutropenia at 30 minutes (Fig. 1a) but with neutropenia at one hour24 following LPS administration.
The Miami investigation appears to be delayed as the N.C.A.A. awaits the results of the inquiry it has commissioned from Kenneth Wainstein, a lawyer with Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft and a former homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush.
On June 19, the company said it would file the report no later than July 3. Now the report appears to be delayed further, and one analyst said the annual shareholder meeting, scheduled for July 16 in Nantucket, Mass., might have to be canceled or postponed.
However, PGC maturation appears to be delayed compared to GCs, reflecting a different temporal dynamic of adult generated olfactory interneuron integration.
Washington appears to be delaying its timetable for an international peace conference, but it still talks about convening one later this year.
But there are disagreements as to whether Nigeria should go straight to elections, or first should put in place a civilian government of national unity to organize the voting, and the discord appears to be delaying an announcement.
In the presence of P. gingivalis LPS, the appearance of biglycan in the matrix appeared to be delayed, with protein levels notably reduced at 2 and 5 d, which then appreciably increased at 10 d.
Only the appearance of cliff aversion and startle reflexes appeared to be delayed in animals exposed neonatally to diazepam as compared to controls.
But on Monday that moment appeared to be delayed once again.
