"delay in the implementation" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a postponement or pause in the execution of a plan or process. Example: The project's progress has been hindered by the delay in the implementation of the new software system.
The letter arrives two weeks after Lynn Mahaffie, the acting assistant secretary for postsecondary education, announced a three-month delay in the implementation of the gainful employment rule.
"Any change to the structure of the commission would result in a delay in the implementation of the program," said Paul W. Davies, the commission's chair.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology MIITT) announced a delay in the implementation of the programme late on Tuesday, hours before it had been supposed to come into force.
This temporary arrangement would only come into force following the implementation period, in specific and narrow circumstances, such as a delay in the implementation of the end state customs arrangement, and would be time-limited.
The prime minister, Theresa May, has responded to Crouch, saying there has been "no delay" in the implementation of the measure – contradicting the central allegation in the former sports minister's letter of resignation.
Similar easing seems rather unlikely for the largest banks in the short term, but they may benefit from potential changes or further delay in the implementation of the Volcker Rule's limits on proprietary trading.
It also criticised delays in the implementation of the programme, called Connecting for Health, which aimed to link nearly 30,000 GPs to nearly 300 hospitals by 2012.
It also contained important policy wins for Republicans as well as including delays in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act and the end of a 40-year ban on the United States exporting crude oil overseas.
Heywood also admitted that Duncan Smith's department had mishandled Atos contracts, which has been responsible for delays in the implementation of a new personal independence payment to the disabled.
