"delay anymore" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as an imperative verb, as in "Don't delay anymore. It's time to take action."
It is hardly about Mr. DeLay anymore, except that he is the one who will go to jail if the courts do not overturn his convictions.
"Let's not delay anymore," Representative Howard P. McKeon, the California Republican who is chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee, said before the measure passed.
"We still had a few things we were tinkering with, but with this opportunity, obviously we couldn't delay anymore," Stinson said.
The transition towards gender-balanced childcare cannot be delayed anymore.
The deployment of an interoperable EU-wide eCal in-vehicle system is an important progress in road safety and thus shall not be delayed anymore.
(There are different time zones involved here). TVG, stuck in a tough spot, decided to run the Gulfstream race live and tape (even though no one uses tape anymore) delay the Santa Anita race.
From the curves in this figure, we can clearly know that the delay does not increase anymore even though the SIP message arrival rate nearly approaches to the processing rate at each server.
Brilliant, obviously; but overnight, millions of 30-somethings clinging onto memories of their gaming youth now had no mythical release to delay getting married for anymore.
Furthermore, for time instant n, we are not interested in x(n−1) anymore, so delay-tolerant strategies (such as block encoding schemes) are not feasible.
In the case of an impulsive equation with delay, it is not true anymore.
I love my job, but I'm not growing anymore". Trying to delay my response--and hide my lack of brilliant advice--I joke, "Hey, you're a manager at Apple, the most successful company in the world.
