The phrase "apply postponement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of delaying or deferring something, such as a meeting or a deadline.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we need to apply postponement to the scheduled meeting until next week."
Alternatives: "implement a delay" or "enforce a deferral."
Buffering components at different stages and applying postponement, i.e., delaying the moment when generic products become specific, might also be an approach for coping with longer lead times caused by slow-steaming.
In addition, one conscript applied for postponement of the service during the first two weeks and one patient record was missing.
Member states could apply for further postponement of introduction of the 48 h work-week until August 2012 at the latest, but it is still possible for member states to apply their national legislation, also, when it allows for more than 48 h work-weeks for doctors.
The logic of postponement applies across a wide range of consumer durable and industrial goods sectors.
It's three journeys, three hotels paid for, three bus journeys paid for so it's been an expensive trip this time". The Scottish Professional Football League said in a statement Hearts applied for the postponement as the majority of their first-team squad were affected by injuries or illness and they had only one fit goalkeeper over the age of 16.
This design can be described as 'treatment at a specific age with pseudo cohorts,' 5 and it can be applied to estimate the postponement effect of the recession on fertility at any age.
And for Milton, whose temperament up to this point inclined him obviously to hesitation, to postponement, and to merely the anticipation of profit, the pressure applied by this parable of the unprofitable servant may very well have seemed utterly unbearable.
The Public's statement attributed the postponement of the play to an "artist scheduling conflict," which Mr. Englander said applied both to him and others involved in the project.
The College Board said the postponement affected a small number who were not taking the test for its intended purpose: applying for college admissions, scholarships, financial aid or related programs.
But even with a two-week postponement of the deadline to March 8, some groups believe that logistically it is still too difficult to contact the tens of thousands of people in Lower Manhattan who have not applied.
