The phrase "delayed by months" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how long something has been postponed or postponed. For example, "The construction project was delayed by months due to the pandemic."
The $10.6 billion acquisition by E.ON of Ruhrgas, Germany's biggest natural gas distributor, may be delayed by months, lawyers said.
If the F.D.A. were to now order AquaBounty Technologies to do more studies, any approval could be delayed by months.
The very first Greek bailout, back in 2010, was delayed by months because of an election in North Rhine-Westphalia, which the CDU lost anyway".
The Sept. 11 commission's recommendations come 34 months after the attack; its inquiry was delayed by months because of opposition from the White House.
On Thursday morning, the initial meeting, delayed by months as governments procrastinated, began with the election of a developing and a developed country co-chair.
The owners ended up having to file amended tax returns for the previous year, and their exit strategy was delayed by months.
"The digital service is already delayed by six months and the department has just 18 months to get it up and running as planned," she said.
Consequently, the endline survey was delayed by two months and took place in Bambasi Refugee Camp, approximately six months post-distribution.
For months, officials have portrayed the test, which has already been delayed by three months, as a make-or-break milestone in the program's development.
Despite this investment it still took on average 9.7 months to open sites and the official start of the trial was delayed by 4 months.
Star Wars Episode VIII has been delayed by seven months.
