"delay in forwarding" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation in which something has been stalled for a period of time. For example, "My application was delayed in forwarding due to a malfunction in the postal office's computer system."
Considering first-order loop model above, where there is no loop filter, the total delay in forward and reverse link is equivalent to.
This could be linked to the delay of some groups in forwarding their scores of feedback to their colleagues, and the consideration that they would have been more useful if they were returned in good time in order to introduce changes in the work to be undertaken.
Since the proposed feedback loop bridges over the transmitter and the receiver, the delays in forward and reverse wireless link should be both considered for its performance.
The further delay in bringing forward concrete proposals to tackle this will only make things worse.
Mr Edgar said that his delay in coming forward was for "personal reasons".
This delay in moving forward seems due to the government's slow response in publicly recognising the emergency.
Former Conservative lord chancellor Kenneth Clarke asked that there be no delay in bringing forward "legislation that sets out clearly what convention has previously established".
Trooper Kenna's lawyer, Jack Arseneault, said that despite the witnesses' delay in coming forward, their statements were compelling and clearly supported the troopers' claims of self-defense.
An eight-month struggle to find a "legally robust" definition of extremism lies behind a delay in bringing forward David Cameron's flagship legislation to tackle Islamist extremism in Britain, the Guardian has learned.
For the delay in the forward channel, the buffer and packet-based delay compensation approaches are presented, respectively.
