The phrase "delayed in progress" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a situation where progress towards a goal or completion of a task is being hindered or slowed down. Example: Despite our best efforts, the project was delayed in progress due to unforeseen complications.
In the pre-usage survey, most participants reported that a computer is always accessible when they need to create progress notes, but in the post-usage survey, several participants found that they were delayed in creating progress notes because the computer with the SR software was not accessible (Table 1).
What is so unusual is that both compatible and incompatible pollen tubes are, it would appear, often delayed in their progress towards the target ovules.
It turns out that adopting IES encounters many barriers: lack of trust between project partners, delay in project progress, financial feasibility considerations, lack of support from tenants, lengthy legal permit procedures, over-ambitious project goals, poor experiences in previous projects, and IES ambitions that are not taken serious by key decision-makers.
In recent months, China has warned that indefinite delay in progress toward unity may be grounds for military action.
In recent months, ratcheting up the pressure, Beijing has said that indefinite delay in progress toward reunifying Taiwan with the motherland could be cause for war.
After the Sept. 11 attacks, a delay in progress on the immigration issue was to be expected, but a complete derailment is what happened.
Delays in progress were encountered at the start due to personnel changes in the business analyst/programmer position in early 2005.
The alert line was passed if the cervical dilation was slower than 1 cm per hour, and the action line was passed if the delay in progress continued beyond two hours.
A delay in progress was also identified by Harder et al. [ 17], who found that expressions of rejecting an invitation, turning attention away, taking their time, disapproving, and resisting, were part of 5-year-old children's actions that delayed immunizations.
Criteria for defining prolonged labour are similar in Queensland and the UK [ 40, 41], however the only reference to management of delayed progress in labour in any current Queensland guideline is available in the Normal Birth guidelines and advice is restricted to 'consulting an obstetrician' [ 41].
