"delayed resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which a problem or dispute has not been resolved as quickly as expected, for example "The delayed resolution of the dispute between the parties caused further complications."
Among the total of 34 patients, 26 (77%) showed complete resolution, 6 (18%) had delayed resolution, and 2 (6%) showed no resolution.
A surprising observation in our studies was that Tlr7 −/− mice exhibited significantly delayed resolution of inflammation.
Surprisingly, we found that Tlr7 −/− mice exhibited significantly delayed resolution of inflammation.
Some patients with the HELLP syndrome, especially those with DIC, may demonstrate delayed resolution or even deterioration in the post-partum period [ 101].
In contrast, IκBα worsened prolonged pneumonia-induced lung injury, increased lung bacterial load, decreased lung compliance, and delayed resolution of the acute inflammatory response.
While most of those harmful incidents were 'low harm', they represent issues that still caused considerable inconvenience to patients (for example, additional visits, phone calls, and delayed resolution of their problems).
But there is bound to be a long official enquiry into the matter, delaying resolution by up to a year.
If that effort were to ultimately succeed, it could delay resolution of the settlement, but legal experts said permanently moving the venue would not be easy.
Last year Leslie Caldwell, head of the DOJ's criminal division, said internal investigations were sometimes needlessly broad and costly, delaying resolution of matters.
Regulators' decision to delay resolution of the case offered a glimpse of the tense negotiations and a series of missteps that have bedeviled the negotiations.
But the Libeskinds' legal papers said the Silverstein mediation proposal was "nothing more than a further stratagem to delay resolution of this fee dispute and frustrate progress of the master plan".
