"defer implementing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to postpone or put off carrying out an action or plan. Example: The company has decided to defer implementing the new policy until the next fiscal year.
Étienne's opposition caused Jacqueline to defer implementing her decision as long as he was still alive.
When a breakthrough medical technology is discovered, the question arises as to whether to accept the possible risks involved, or to defer implementing the innovation until more data is available, and, specifically, until others have taken up the innovation and demonstrated both its efficacy, its relative safety and market acceptance.
This is unfortunate because software developers may defer implementing brilliant ideas for autocoders, if they are uncertain whether better autocoders already exist.
The two largest pieces of those executive actions are currently blocked in courts, and the administration could be blocked for months or more from implementing deferred action policies for parents of U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents, or from expanding relief to more people who came to the U.S. as children.
Almost all nurses were initially apprehensive about implementing deferred consent.
Earlier this year, the Obama Administration began implementing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a plan that allows undocumented immigrants who first entered the country as children, have graduated from high school, college or serve in the military and have clean criminal records a chance to remain in America without fearing deportation.
For example, when reviewing challenges to administrative agencies' interpretations of laws they implement, we defer to the agencies unless their interpretation violates "the unambiguously expressed intent of Congress".
In 2012, the president implemented deferred action for undocumented childhood arrivals.
This was implemented in order to defer design decisions, providing improved opportunities for testing detailed material and fabrication aspects of the project.
"Though three-strikes laws may be relatively new, our tradition of deferring to state legislatures in making and implementing such important policy decisions is longstanding," she said.
That should have left Healy clear to play against France on 9 March - but the committee decided to implement an IRB regulation to defer the suspension for one week to ensure the player would miss two games.
