The phrase "delay the process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing a project, procedure, or event that is being hindered or slowed down. Example sentence: The unexpected weather conditions will likely delay the process of construction, pushing back the completion date by at least a week.
"This will delay the process of reallocating resources in the economy, and that won't be good for stocks," he said.
"I just hope the bailout doesn't delay the process of raising fares and cutting routes," he said, "because it is good for us".
Their reasoning is that, now that the term is over, no justice would want to delay the process of finding and considering a replacement.
The result threatened to delay the process of European enlargement, intended to allow countries like Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic to join over the next few years.
"Having financial regulators jump through more hoops will only further delay the process of making Wall Street accountable to the American public".
The next step for regulators is a reform of the roaming wholesale market, which has potential to further delay the process of roaming charge removal beyond June 2017, should talks drag.
High hydrophilic antioxidant capacity can suppress both ROS activity and signaling and consequently may delay the processes of overripening, both directly and indirectly.
This is delaying the process of sorting bad loans from those that may eventually be repaid, when commodity prices recover.
But the prosecutor has criticised the officers for refusing to co-operate with investigators and "needlessly delaying the process of justice".
Mr. McGinty criticized the police union for encouraging that choice, saying the silence made it "more challenging to find answers" and was "needlessly delaying the process of justice".
AS THE baby-boomer generation contemplates the prospect of the Zimmer frame there has never been more interest in delaying the process of ageing.
