The phrase "delay him from" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a postpone or hold back in taking an action or reaching a destination. For example: - The traffic jam will delay him from arriving at the airport on time. - The new regulations will delay him from starting his business. - The unexpected news delay him from making a decision.
Franco noticed that Estes looks at the ground when he moves his right foot back to start his motion and then peers upward when he raises his glove toward his chest, which delays him from homing in on the catcher's target.
Raynolds's immediate participation in the American Civil War, followed by a severe illness, delayed him from presenting his report on the expedition until 1868.
Delaying him will prevent him from getting the counter-units for your double Arcane Sanctum assault.
She spoke to Jo Coburn on the Daily Politics after UKIP leader Nigel Farage blamed immigration for adding to congestion on the M4, which delayed him on a trip from London to Port Talbot at the weekend.
They should have at least delayed him or pushed him away from goal but he was able to dictate where he wanted to go, went away from the defenders and placed his shot.
But a 71-minute rain delay knocked him from the game and prevented him from winning his eighth game without a loss.
He said he had withdrawn only once, from last year's Phoenix Open, when a frost delay prevented him from finishing his second round after an opening 83.
Despite the danger of Confederate privateers, Savage chose to travel east by way of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to the Isthmus of Panama, followed by the Atlantic leg to New York, but significant wartime delays prevented him from joining the summer plebes at the academy.
Williams, who is also New Zealand's heavyweight boxing champion, won the National Rugby League NRLL) with the Roosters last season and says the chance to help them become the first side since Brisbane in 1993 to successfully defend the title persuaded him to delay his departure from the 13-man code.
For example, Paul won't mind receiving a message saying that Alice and Marc are dancing at Joe's Pub with a five minutes delay unless he's just passing nearby, in which case the delay could prevent him from stopping by (when he receives the message he's already too far from the pub).
