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The phrase "delayed because of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate something has been delayed or postponed due to an external cause. For example, "The flight was delayed because of bad weather."
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"This can't be delayed because of fear".
Officially, the conference was delayed because of problems arranging visas.
But that was delayed because of coalition in-fighting.
It had been delayed because of family differences.
Today's ceremony had to be delayed because of illness.
(The election had been delayed because of Hurricane Gustav).
Hundreds of flights were delayed because of the storm.
(The site was delayed because of a technical flaw).
It will now be further delayed because of the shutdown.
Work delayed because of insufficient resources will simply increase the cost of doing it later.
Wyer explained that the report was delayed because of internal government bureaucracy.
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