The phrase "delayed days" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing days that have been postponed or rescheduled.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will have to account for the delayed days in our project timeline."
Alternatives: "postponed days" or "rescheduled days."
In the aprepitant (n=45) and placebo (n=46) groups, the overall, acute (day 1), and delayed (days 2 5) CR rates were 62% and 52%, 98% and 96%, and 62% and 52%, respectively.
In the year to November 2014 there were 997,226 acute delayed days.
According to figures published this month [pdf], there were 188,300 delayed days in August – the highest figure since monthly data collection on DTOCs began six years ago.
The shutdown of airspace was one of the most sweeping ever ordered in peacetime, amid fears that travel could continue to be delayed days after the cloud dissipates.
The number of delayed days in September was 196,246, also the highest number since monthly data was first collected in August 2010, and up one-third on a year ago.
Although the majority (57.8%) of delayed days were due to the NHS, the health service said some of this was explained by NHS community health services being unable in turn to discharge their patients to social care, preventing these services from accepting new discharges from hospitals.
According to WHO recommendation the study subjects were grouped into those who delayed ≤21 days and those delayed >21 days and this binary classification was used to identify factors related to patient delay during logistic regression analysis [ 21].
The 1st dose is delayed 87 days, the 2nd dose is delayed 109 days and the 3rd is delayed 122 days.
Filming of the episode had been delayed two days due to President's Day.
The final count was delayed for days.
Previews were delayed two days by technical problems.
