"delay accrued" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a period of time in which something has been postponed or put off. For example, "The delay accrued over the past six months has affected our productivity."
Additional delays accrued waiting for patients to return following recall; others were found to have already died or were lost to follow-up.
Taken together, our results suggest that the rate of learning during a training session, the additional, delayed, gains accrued within the 24 hours post-training interval ("off-line" gains), and the long-term retention of these gains, were as effective in 9, 12 and 17-year-olds and comparable to those reported for adults.
A TGP response will result in more rapid population expansion in stressful habitats compared with a PP response because of the time delay in accruing fitness benefits of adaptive PP.
There was another long delay and she accrued £1,450 of arrears and in August received an eviction notice.
I was greatly disappointed ; but, as landing was impossible, and a week's delay might have accrued, I nP helm, and ran for the Cape.
Empirical evidence in this area suggests that substantial time delays can accrue, due to the unavailability of required information, particularly when this information must travel across geographically distributed sites.
For example, a LA would have a weaker incentive to encourage an expansion of care home capacity if some of the benefits in terms of reductions in delayed discharge accrue to neighbouring LAs or if the needs of the elderly population of a LA can be satisfied by neighbouring capacity.
This is for two reasons: firstly, vaccinating at a slightly older age means that the delay to benefits being accrued is shorter and as health benefits are discounted this more rapid accrual of benefits is preferred.
A health and life insurer has an opportunity to divide the profits accrued by delaying deaths, avoiding complications and reducing unnecessary care among providers and patients.
A person may choose to sign up for only a spouse's benefits at their full retirement age and continue accruing delayed retirement credits on their own Social Security record.
A homeowner with legal counsel can seek a court order barring a bank from collecting interest and fees accrued as a result of undue delay or bad-faith negotiation.
